Four Screening Resolutions for 2019 - Ages and Stages

Four Screening Resolutions for 2019

Key resources to support successful screening

In 2019, resolve to improve your ASQ ® screening program. Read these four resolutions and support year-long screening success!

Resolution 1: Stay connected with families
Screening is just the beginning! Between screenings, stay connected with the families in your program by offering them fun activities they can do with their child, sharing parent education materials, providing information about helpful community resources, and following up about any areas of concern.
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Resolution 2: Promote healthy development
Support healthy development of the children you serve with the resources in this step. Learn about social-emotional information to share with families, give parents reliable tips about getting kids ready for kindergarten, and help them track milestones between developmental screenings.
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Resolution 3: Check your program’s progress
Is your program accomplishing its goals? Are there any procedures that need to be tweaked or rethought? To gauge the effectiveness of your screening program, you’ll want to collect data periodically from parents and staff.
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Resolution 4: Fine-tune your program
Deepen your understanding of factors that can influence your screening program and make revisions when they’re necessary. And, head for our networking directory to share insights with other users.
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What ASQ Users are Saying

“I like the ASQ:SE, which is an easy non-threatening tool to use to assess important social-emotional developmental milestones of the baby…. This tool lends itself well to developing educational activities to foster a healthy parenting relationship.”
Cynthia Suire, MSN, RN, Nurse–Family Partnership Program Louisiana Office of Public Health