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Greater clinical severity and older child age were associated with more timely EI care plan receipt in a safety-net cohort

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Evidence · 1 study (2 entries) · associational r2 · q2
Currency · newest study 2019 · not yet checked against its sources · not reviewed by a person

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q2 i? Children with greatest condition severity received an EI care plan 54 days sooner than children without a special health care need (b, ŌłÆ53.5; 95% CI, ŌłÆ77.4 to ŌłÆ29.6). → McManus BM 2019 q2 i? Compared with infants, 2-year-old children received an EI care plan 52 days sooner (b, ŌłÆ52.0; 95% CI, ŌłÆ79.7 to ŌłÆ24.3). → McManus BM 2019 (2)

Evidence

McManus BM 2019

McManus BM, Richardson Z, Schenkman M, Murphy N, Morrato EH. (2019). Timing and Intensity of Early Intervention Service Use and Outcomes Among a Safety-Net Population of Children. JAMA Network Open. https://doi.org/10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2018.7529

q2 · i? · associational · r2

Adjusted quantile median regression on 663 children with complete information, from linked safety-net health system and EI program records. The article reports children with greatest condition severity received an EI care plan 54 days sooner, with b, ŌłÆ53.5 (95% CI, ŌłÆ77.4 to ŌłÆ29.6).

"Compared with children without a special health care need, children with greatest condition severity received an EI care plan 54 days sooner (b, ŌłÆ53.5; 95% CI, ŌłÆ77.4 to ŌłÆ29.6)."

McManus BM 2019 (2)

McManus BM, Richardson Z, Schenkman M, Murphy N, Morrato EH. (2019). Timing and Intensity of Early Intervention Service Use and Outcomes Among a Safety-Net Population of Children. JAMA Network Open. https://doi.org/10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2018.7529

q2 · i? · associational · r2

Same adjusted quantile median regression analysis of the linked-record cohort. The article reports 2-year-old children received an EI care plan 52 days sooner than infants, with b, ŌłÆ52.0 (95% CI, ŌłÆ79.7 to ŌłÆ24.3).

"Compared with infants, 2-year-old children received an EI care plan 52 days sooner (b, ŌłÆ52.0; 95% CI,ŌĆēŌłÆ79.7 to ŌłÆ24.3)."

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type claim
id ei-timeliness-severity-and-age-associations
title Greater clinical severity and older child age were associated with more timely EI care plan receipt in a safety-net cohort
description Greater clinical severity and older child age were associated with more timely EI care plan receipt in a safety-net cohort
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2019
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sources 2 — mcmanus-bm-2019, mcmanus-bm-2019-2

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