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What is one of the key roles of primary care providers in pediatric primary care?
What is one of the key roles of primary care providers in pediatric primary care?
- Monitor overall physical, cognitive, and psychosocial development (correct)
- Conduct surgeries related to developmental issues
- Provide emergency medical interventions
- Prescribe medication for all developmental disorders
According to developmental management principles, how does growth and development occur?
According to developmental management principles, how does growth and development occur?
- Only during specific phases of life
- Randomly, with no specific order
- In a cephalocaudal and proximodistal direction (correct)
- In a chaotic and unpredictable manner
Which principle suggests that the pace of growth can vary significantly among children?
Which principle suggests that the pace of growth can vary significantly among children?
- Principle 1
- Principle 3
- Principle 5
- Principle 2 (correct)
What does Principle 4 in developmental management emphasize?
What does Principle 4 in developmental management emphasize?
What is the focus of anticipatory guidance provided by primary care providers?
What is the focus of anticipatory guidance provided by primary care providers?
Which of the following is NOT a principle of developmental management?
Which of the following is NOT a principle of developmental management?
How do children influence their own development according to the principles of developmental management?
How do children influence their own development according to the principles of developmental management?
Which of the following best describes the cephalocaudal direction of development?
Which of the following best describes the cephalocaudal direction of development?
Which theory emphasizes the role of social interaction in moral development?
Which theory emphasizes the role of social interaction in moral development?
What key concept distinguishes Gilligan's perspective on moral development from traditional views?
What key concept distinguishes Gilligan's perspective on moral development from traditional views?
Which theorist's work primarily addresses the spiritual dimension of human life?
Which theorist's work primarily addresses the spiritual dimension of human life?
Which theory suggests that children's behavior is shaped significantly by their environment and personal history?
Which theory suggests that children's behavior is shaped significantly by their environment and personal history?
What is the main focus of Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
What is the main focus of Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
What aspect of child development does Bronfenbrenner's ecological theory primarily emphasize?
What aspect of child development does Bronfenbrenner's ecological theory primarily emphasize?
According to Bandura's social learning theory, how do children primarily learn?
According to Bandura's social learning theory, how do children primarily learn?
What is a significant characteristic of Vygotsky's view on children's development?
What is a significant characteristic of Vygotsky's view on children's development?
What aspect of a child's development is influenced by evolutionary life history theories?
What aspect of a child's development is influenced by evolutionary life history theories?
Which statement correctly describes the concept of parental development?
Which statement correctly describes the concept of parental development?
How do cultural influences affect child development according to the content?
How do cultural influences affect child development according to the content?
What impact do cool parent-child relationships have on child development?
What impact do cool parent-child relationships have on child development?
Which tool can be used to identify family strengths and practices in the context of cultural influences?
Which tool can be used to identify family strengths and practices in the context of cultural influences?
What concept explains how anxiety between two family members can impact a third family member's behavior?
What concept explains how anxiety between two family members can impact a third family member's behavior?
Which of the following is NOT a key influence identified in Behavioral Economics?
Which of the following is NOT a key influence identified in Behavioral Economics?
What is meant by the 'differentiation of self' in Family Theories?
What is meant by the 'differentiation of self' in Family Theories?
What does Bowen's Family Systems Theory primarily examine?
What does Bowen's Family Systems Theory primarily examine?
According to the content, which factor is essential for understanding family dysfunction?
According to the content, which factor is essential for understanding family dysfunction?
Which statement best captures the role of genetic influences in family behavior according to the content?
Which statement best captures the role of genetic influences in family behavior according to the content?
What can be inferred about cultural influences in behavioral economics?
What can be inferred about cultural influences in behavioral economics?
How may family dynamics evolve over time according to the theories presented?
How may family dynamics evolve over time according to the theories presented?
What is the primary purpose of anticipatory guidance in child development?
What is the primary purpose of anticipatory guidance in child development?
Which framework is essential for promoting consistent anticipatory guidance?
Which framework is essential for promoting consistent anticipatory guidance?
What should be included in developmental screenings at well visits?
What should be included in developmental screenings at well visits?
What is a good approach when discussing developmental delays with parents?
What is a good approach when discussing developmental delays with parents?
In the context of family-centered care, which factor is most critical to respect?
In the context of family-centered care, which factor is most critical to respect?
What does the concept of vulnerability and resilience indicate in child development?
What does the concept of vulnerability and resilience indicate in child development?
What is a common challenge in providing anticipatory guidance in practice?
What is a common challenge in providing anticipatory guidance in practice?
What is an essential component of assessing parents effectively?
What is an essential component of assessing parents effectively?
What does Public Law 94-142 address?
What does Public Law 94-142 address?
What is an IEP?
What is an IEP?
What is emphasized by NAPNAP, AAP, and Public Law 99-457?
What is emphasized by NAPNAP, AAP, and Public Law 99-457?
How does the Maternal and Child Health Bureau define children with special health care needs?
How does the Maternal and Child Health Bureau define children with special health care needs?
What age group is primarily covered by Public Law 99-457?
What age group is primarily covered by Public Law 99-457?
In the context of developmental delays, which of the following is NOT a role of the pediatric primary care provider?
In the context of developmental delays, which of the following is NOT a role of the pediatric primary care provider?
What is a potential outcome of effective care coordination for children with special health care needs?
What is a potential outcome of effective care coordination for children with special health care needs?
Which of the following best describes family-centered care?
Which of the following best describes family-centered care?
What aspect of evolutionary life history theories influences child development?
What aspect of evolutionary life history theories influences child development?
How do cultural influences affect parenting styles?
How do cultural influences affect parenting styles?
What is a characteristic of Parent Development Theory?
What is a characteristic of Parent Development Theory?
What role do genograms and eco-maps play in understanding family dynamics?
What role do genograms and eco-maps play in understanding family dynamics?
Which statement best describes the relationship between cool parent-child relationships and child development?
Which statement best describes the relationship between cool parent-child relationships and child development?
Which principle illustrates that behaviors emerge from numerous small changes rather than just one significant event?
Which principle illustrates that behaviors emerge from numerous small changes rather than just one significant event?
What cognitive ability is characteristic of children in the Preoperational Stage according to Piaget?
What cognitive ability is characteristic of children in the Preoperational Stage according to Piaget?
What does the cephalocaudal direction of development refer to?
What does the cephalocaudal direction of development refer to?
Which principle states that development is unique to each child and may vary considerably?
Which principle states that development is unique to each child and may vary considerably?
In which stage do children begin to display declining egocentrism and improved logical reasoning?
In which stage do children begin to display declining egocentrism and improved logical reasoning?
Which principle indicates that the child's environment significantly influences their growth and development?
Which principle indicates that the child's environment significantly influences their growth and development?
What ability is developed during the Formal Operational Stage?
What ability is developed during the Formal Operational Stage?
Which characteristic is typical of the Concrete Operational Stage?
Which characteristic is typical of the Concrete Operational Stage?
In what direction does development typically occur, according to developmental management principles?
In what direction does development typically occur, according to developmental management principles?
What mental characteristic does Piaget attribute to children during the Preoperational Stage?
What mental characteristic does Piaget attribute to children during the Preoperational Stage?
Which aspect of development emphasizes that behaviors become more organized and differentiated over time?
Which aspect of development emphasizes that behaviors become more organized and differentiated over time?
What is a primary responsibility of primary care providers regarding child development?
What is a primary responsibility of primary care providers regarding child development?
What renewed perspective emerges during the Formal Operational Stage?
What renewed perspective emerges during the Formal Operational Stage?
Which attribute signifies the change in cognitive development from the Concrete to Formal Operational Stage?
Which attribute signifies the change in cognitive development from the Concrete to Formal Operational Stage?
Which principle highlights that growth and development are a predictable sequence despite varying rates among children?
Which principle highlights that growth and development are a predictable sequence despite varying rates among children?
Which statement is true regarding the implications of the Preoperational Stage on children's reasoning skills?
Which statement is true regarding the implications of the Preoperational Stage on children's reasoning skills?
What is a key component of anticipatory guidance in child development?
What is a key component of anticipatory guidance in child development?
Which of the following approaches is considered best when discussing developmental delays with parents?
Which of the following approaches is considered best when discussing developmental delays with parents?
What must be considered when implementing family-centered care?
What must be considered when implementing family-centered care?
Why is it important to be aware of developmental red flags?
Why is it important to be aware of developmental red flags?
Which framework is essential for providing anticipatory guidance effectively?
Which framework is essential for providing anticipatory guidance effectively?
What aspect should be assessed to evaluate a parent's capability in child development management?
What aspect should be assessed to evaluate a parent's capability in child development management?
What is a common challenge faced in providing anticipatory guidance in practice?
What is a common challenge faced in providing anticipatory guidance in practice?
What critical information should be included in developmental screenings at well visits?
What critical information should be included in developmental screenings at well visits?
Which concept describes the ability to recognize oneself as an individual while forming emotional connections with others?
Which concept describes the ability to recognize oneself as an individual while forming emotional connections with others?
What does the term 'emotional fusion' refer to in the context of family dynamics?
What does the term 'emotional fusion' refer to in the context of family dynamics?
Which of the following influences is NOT identified as a key influence in Behavioral Economics?
Which of the following influences is NOT identified as a key influence in Behavioral Economics?
How can anxiety or tension between two family members affect a child’s behavior according to family theories?
How can anxiety or tension between two family members affect a child’s behavior according to family theories?
What does Family Systems Theory primarily focus on?
What does Family Systems Theory primarily focus on?
According to the theories presented, which factor is essential for understanding family dysfunction?
According to the theories presented, which factor is essential for understanding family dysfunction?
How do families evolve according to family theories mentioned?
How do families evolve according to family theories mentioned?
Which statement best describes automatic thinking in the context of Behavioral Economics?
Which statement best describes automatic thinking in the context of Behavioral Economics?
What does Public Law 94-142 focus on in relation to children?
What does Public Law 94-142 focus on in relation to children?
What does an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) provide?
What does an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) provide?
According to the Maternal and Child Health Bureau, which of the following defines children with special health care needs?
According to the Maternal and Child Health Bureau, which of the following defines children with special health care needs?
What is emphasized by NAPNAP, AAP, and Public Law 99-457 regarding care for children?
What is emphasized by NAPNAP, AAP, and Public Law 99-457 regarding care for children?
For children over the age of 3 receiving care, which legislation is important for addressing their needs?
For children over the age of 3 receiving care, which legislation is important for addressing their needs?
What is a primary function of care coordination as per the definition provided?
What is a primary function of care coordination as per the definition provided?
What is the age cut-off for coverage under Public Law 99-457?
What is the age cut-off for coverage under Public Law 99-457?
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Orderly and Sequential Development
Orderly and Sequential Development
Growth and development follow a predictable pattern, although the speed varies.
Individual Growth Rates
Individual Growth Rates
Each child's pace of growth and development is unique.
Cephalocaudal Development
Cephalocaudal Development
Development proceeds from head to toe.
Proximodistal Development
Proximodistal Development
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Integrated Development
Integrated Development
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Organized and Differentiated Development
Organized and Differentiated Development
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Environmental Influence
Environmental Influence
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Developmental Management
Developmental Management
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Kohlberg's moral development
Kohlberg's moral development
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Gilligan's theory (gender)
Gilligan's theory (gender)
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Fowler's theory (faith)
Fowler's theory (faith)
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Vygotsky's social interaction
Vygotsky's social interaction
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Skinner's operant conditioning
Skinner's operant conditioning
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Bandura's social learning
Bandura's social learning
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Bronfenbrenner's ecological theory
Bronfenbrenner's ecological theory
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Maslow's hierarchy of needs
Maslow's hierarchy of needs
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Behavioral Economics
Behavioral Economics
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Automatic thinking
Automatic thinking
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Cultural Influences
Cultural Influences
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Social Contexts and Past Experience
Social Contexts and Past Experience
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Differentiation of self
Differentiation of self
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Emotional fusion
Emotional fusion
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Family Systems Theory
Family Systems Theory
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Family Dysfunction
Family Dysfunction
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Evolutionary Life History Theories (Family)
Evolutionary Life History Theories (Family)
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Cool Parenting
Cool Parenting
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Parent Development Theory
Parent Development Theory
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Cultural Influences on Development
Cultural Influences on Development
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Cultural Biases
Cultural Biases
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Anticipatory Guidance
Anticipatory Guidance
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Bright Futures
Bright Futures
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Family-Centered Care
Family-Centered Care
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Developmental Red Flags
Developmental Red Flags
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Vulnerability and Resilience
Vulnerability and Resilience
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Strength-Based Approach
Strength-Based Approach
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Referral Resources
Referral Resources
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Honest, Positive, Realistic
Honest, Positive, Realistic
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Public Law 94-142
Public Law 94-142
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IEP
IEP
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Special Health Care Needs
Special Health Care Needs
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Care Coordination
Care Coordination
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What does 'Family-Centered Care' mean in practice?
What does 'Family-Centered Care' mean in practice?
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Why is 'Care Coordination' important for children with special needs?
Why is 'Care Coordination' important for children with special needs?
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How does Public Law 94-142 benefit children with disabilities?
How does Public Law 94-142 benefit children with disabilities?
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Preoperational Stage
Preoperational Stage
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Egocentric Thinking
Egocentric Thinking
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Concrete Operational Stage
Concrete Operational Stage
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Formal Operational Stage
Formal Operational Stage
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Increased awareness of health/illness
Increased awareness of health/illness
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Renewed egocentrism
Renewed egocentrism
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How does Piaget's theory explain the development of cognitive abilities from early childhood to adolescence?
How does Piaget's theory explain the development of cognitive abilities from early childhood to adolescence?
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What are some key differences between preoperational and concrete operational thinking?
What are some key differences between preoperational and concrete operational thinking?
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Developmental Anticipatory Guidance
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Study Notes
Developmental Management in Pediatric Primary Care
- Primary care providers monitor overall physical, cognitive, and psychosocial development.
- Providers offer anticipatory guidance as children grow.
- They are key players in helping families adapt to life changes.
- A strong background in child development is needed.
- Diverse approaches to childrearing are suggested.
- This support is provided at all types of office visits.
Developmental Principles
- Principle 1: Growth and development are orderly and sequential.
- Principle 2: Rates/timing of growth and development stages vary, yet phases are predictable, and the pace is specific for each child.
- Principle 3: Development follows a cephalocaudal and proximodistal direction. (head to toe; center outwards). Infants gain head control before sitting/walking, and controlled movements happen first toward the midline, then progress to the extremities.
- Principle 4: Growth and development gradually become more integrated, arising from small changes in skills like feeding.
- Principle 5: Developmental abilities increasingly organize and differentiate. Behaviors and responses to internal/external cues become more regulated, organized, and differentiated.
- Principle 6: The child's internal and external environment significantly affect their growth and development. Play, social norms, culture, and family traditions are influential factors. Children influence their environment too.
- Principle 7: Certain periods during growth and development are critical. These periods are highly susceptible to alterations from internal or external influences.
- Principle 8: Development is a continuous process, often without smooth transitions, with periods of change, growth, and stability plateaus.
Theories of Child Development
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Cognitive-Structural Theories:
- Piaget (1969) – examines how children incorporate experiences into their mental/physical being over time.
- Sensorimotor Stage (birth to 2 years): Learning about the world through sensory and motor actions; Key concepts include object permanence, spatial relationships, causality, and instrument/object combinations.
- Preoperational Stage (2 to 7 years): Children attempt to make sense of the world; egocentric thinking is common; flawed cause-and-effect reasoning is present, while intuitive reasoning emerges, and they can only reason with connections to real objects.
- Concrete Operational Stage (7 to 12 years): Children develop symbolic thinking, can organize experiences, classify complex information, understand logical reasoning and decline egocentrism.
- Formal Operational Stage (13 years through adolescence): Abstract thinking and imagination emerge; they contemplate different solutions to problems, develop awareness of health/illness, and their behavior's effect. Egocentrism is replaced by an appreciation of differences in judgments.
- Piaget (1969) – examines how children incorporate experiences into their mental/physical being over time.
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Psychoanalytic Theories:
- Freud (1938): Examined links between conscious mind, body, and unconscious mind.
- Anna Freud (1974): Focused on children; Psychoanalytic theory to understand potential harm during critical development.
- Erikson (1964): Described stages of individual development throughout life span; each has a problem to master.
- Sullivan (1964): Emphasized self-concept and environmental influences on development.
- Mahler and colleagues (1975): Explored infant development; Three stages: autism, symbiosis, and separation-individuation.
- Stern (1985), Emde & Buchsbaum (1990), Rogoff (1990): Importance of quality/consistency of infant-caregiver relationship to develop self-concept.
- Trevarthen & Aitken (2001): Infant's capacity for self-regulation is operation of intrinsic motive formation (IMF) leading to purposeful consciousness.
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Role of Social Interaction:
- Kohlberg (1969): Explored moral development and socialization. Children learn societal norms and expectations.
- Gilligan (1982): Focused on how the different objectives/goals of females often differ from those of males when interacting in social contexts. Girls often think about caring and relationships.
- Fowler (1981): Examined the spiritual dimension of human life and the development of faith process; meaning in daily life.
- Vygotsky (1978): Children develop as individuals within cultural contexts through interactions with others.
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Behavioral Theories:
- Skinner (1953): Learning controlled through operant conditioning; behavior modification.
- Bandura (1962): Social learning theory; imitation and modeling.
- Bijou & Baer (1965): Influence of genetics and personal history on how children respond in different environments.
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Humanistic Theories:
- Maslow (1971), Buhler & Allen (1972), Mahrer (1978): Development throughout life spans, and Maslow's hierarchy of needs (deficiency needs to self-actualization).
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Ecologic Theories:
- Bronfenbrenner (1979): Focused on the interdependence of environment and developing children, emphasizing that children are dynamic; restructure settings. Environments affect children through mutual accommodation and reciprocity.
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Behavioral Economics:
- World Bank Group (2015), Gennetian et al. (2016): Behavior is blended from sociology, psychology and economic theory. Three influences: automatic thinking, cultural influences and norms, and past experiences/social contexts (models).
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Family Theories:
- Bowen (1966): Family structure with a focus on differentiation of self and emotional fusion concepts.
- Lampis et al. (2017): Examined anxiety/tension between two family members passed on to a third influences child behavior.
- Hengartner (2017): Explored how families evolve with learned behaviors passed on and genetic influences involved.
- Family Systems Theory (Bowen, 1960): Examined family dynamics, differentiation of self, and emotional fusion.
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Evolutionary Life History Theories:
- Focus explaining family's environment on child development, evolution of learned behaviors through time; genetic influences of behavior driven by biologic imperative to reproduce; parent-child relationships when parents are less focused on parenting
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Parent Development Theory:
- Mowder (2005), Sperling and Mowder (2006): Defined the parent as responsible for caring for and raising a child. Six characteristics are identified which vary by child's developmental needs.
Cultural Influences on Development
- Cultural/ethnic traditions influence development.
- Normal differences occur between cultural groups.
- Parental responses vary by culture.
- Use appropriate tools (i.e., genogram, eco-map) to identify family strengths and practices.
- Be aware of own cultural biases.
Management Strategies in Child Development
- Promoting Parent Development and Parent-Child Interaction: Anticipatory Guidance to help with changes/increases in parenting skills, parents' comfort/experience, their problem-solving skills, normative development information, realistic expectations for parents, and strategies for education about parenting strategies.
- Important frameworks for anticipatory guidance include Bright Futures, Healthy Steps and other relevant frameworks.
- Family-centered care: All families' cultural values, learning styles, and beliefs, must be respected in management strategies.
Concerns About Delayed Development
- Developmental Red Flags (Box 8.2): Awareness that development varies and differences are normal while considering developmental discrepancies that may be present.
- Use of standardized developmental screens should be used at every visit to assess developmental concerns.
- Factors impacting concerns about delays include vulnerability, resilience and health/well-being, and potential causes.
- Talking with Parents: Routine conversations about development delays should be ongoing, focusing on listening, sensitivity to concerns, providing resources, being honest, positive, and realistic.
- Intervention Resources: Public Law 94-142 addresses children >3 years old with IEPs in public schools. PCPs should be aware of these plans/interventions and provide support regarding health care concerns. Family-centered care is important here.
- Care Coordination: Children with special health care needs should be identified who require services beyond that of typical children.
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This quiz explores key concepts in pediatric primary care, focusing on the principles of developmental management. It addresses the roles of primary care providers, growth patterns, and various theories of child development. Test your understanding of these crucial aspects of pediatric care.
