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Add all 10 item scores, then use the age-appropriate row in the chart to determine whether the total is Needs Review or Appears to Meet Age Expectations.","Answer",{"name":105,"@type":100,"acceptedAnswer":106},"What are the BPSC scoring rules and what score indicates risk?",{"text":107,"@type":103},"BPSC has three subscales with 4 items each. Assign 0 for Not at All, 1 for Somewhat, and 2 for Very Much, sum within each subscale, and treat missing items as zero; with multiple responses for a question, choose the more concerning option farthest to the right. A summed score of 3 or more on any subscale indicates the child is at risk and needs further evaluation.",{"name":109,"@type":100,"acceptedAnswer":110},"How should POSI and Family Questions be scored?",{"text":111,"@type":103},"For POSI, each of the seven questions is scored 1 or 0: if the parent selects one or more responses in the last three columns, score 1; otherwise score 0. When multiple responses are chosen for a question, pick the more concerning answer farthest to the right, and assign only one point for that item. A result of three or more points in the last three columns indicates at risk. 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Each form includes 10 items. Score each item using these values: “Not Yet” corresponds to “0”; “Somewhat” to “1”; and “Very Much” to “2 .”Missing items count as zero.  \n2. Add up all 10 item scores to calculate the total score.  \n3. See the SWYC scoring chart to the right. Following along the age appropriate row, determine whether the child’s total score falls into the“Needs Review” or “Appears to Meet Age Expectations” category.  \nScoring for the Milestones can also be done in Excel. Please see the“Form Selector and Milestones Calculator” on our website:  \n[www.theSWYC.org](www.theSWYC.org).  \nBaby Pediatric Symptom Checklist (BPSC)  \n1. The BPSC is divided into three subscales, each with 4 items. Determine the BPSC subscale scores by assigning a “0” for each “Not at All”response, a “1” for each “Somewhat” response, and a “2” for each“Very Much” response, and then sum the results.  \na. In the event that parents have selected multiple responses fora single question and are unavailable for further questioning, then choose the more concerning answer (i. e. \"Somewhat\" or\"Very Much\") farthest to the right.  \nb. In the event that there is a missing response, that item counts as zero.  \n2. Any summed score of 3 or more on any of the three subscales indicates that a child is “at risk” and needs further evaluation or investigation.  \nPreschool Pediatric Symptom Checklist (PPSC)  \n1. Determine the PPSC total score by assigning a “0” for each “Not at All”response, a “1” for each “Somewhat” response, and a “2” for each“Very Much” response, and then sum the results.  \na. In the event that parents have selected multiple responses for a single question and are unavailable for further questioning, then choose the more concerning answer (i. e. \"Somewhat\" or \"Very Much\") farthest to the right.  \nb. In the event that there is a missing response, that item counts as zero.  \n2. A PPSC total score of 9 or greater indicates that a child is \"at risk\" and needs further evaluation or investigation.  \nParent’s Observations of Social Interactions (POSI)  \n1. Score each of the seven questions. Each question is assigned either a “1” or a “0”. If the parent selects one or more responses that fall in the last three columns, the question is scored as “1”; otherwise, it is scored as “0 .”  \n2. For items where parents have selected multiple responses for a single question (i. e., multiple responses in each row):  \na. Choose the more concerning answer (i.e., lower-functioning behavior) farthest to the right.  \na. If the parent has selected multiple answers in the last three columns for one item, assign only one point for the item. Since there are seven POSI questions total, there is a maximum of seven potential points.  \nb. Missing items count as zero.  \n3. A result of three or more points in the last three columns indicates that a child is “at risk” and needs further evaluation or investigation.  \nFamily Questions  \nPositive endorsement of items on this list indicates that a child should be monitored further.  \n1.  Question 1 Screens for tobacco use.  \n2.  Questions 2, 3, and 4: At least one positive response suggests a substance abuse disorder  \n3.  Question 5 screens for food insecurity.  \n4.  Questions 6 and 7: Parental depression is assessed by the Patient Health Questionnaire-2 (PHQ-2) . Answers are scored such that \"Not at All\" is given a \"0\", \"Several Days\" is given a \"1\", \"More than Half the Days\" is given a \"2\", and \"Nearly Every Day\"is given a \"3 . \" A total score of 3 or greater suggests further evaluation.  \n5.  Questions 8 and 9 screen for domestic violence. The score is considered positive if the most extreme choice is endorsed on one or both items.  \n6.  Parent’s Concerns: If a parent endorses being “Somewhat” or “Very Much” concerned about his or her child on either of the two Parent’s Concerns questions, pediatricians should use this as an opportunity for additio","cbCaidLsGWjJwP2F","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidLsGWjJwP2F","pdf",160427,"English","# Developmental Milestones Milestones Scoring Chart\n## SWYC Milestones Scoring Rules\n# Baby Pediatric Symptom Checklist (BPSC)\n## BPSC Subscale Scoring and Risk Thresholds\n# Preschool Pediatric Symptom Checklist (PPSC)\n## PPSC Total Scoring and Risk Thresholds\n# Parent’s Observations of Social Interactions (POSI)\n## POSI Question Scoring and Risk Interpretation\n# Family Questions\n## Tobacco, Substance Use, Food Insecurity, Depression, Domestic Violence, and Parent Concerns","[{\"question\":\"How do you score the SWYC developmental milestones chart?\",\"answer\":\"Score each of the 10 items as Not Yet = 0, Somewhat = 1, and Very Much = 2, and count missing items as zero. Add all 10 item scores, then use the age-appropriate row in the chart to determine whether the total is Needs Review or Appears to Meet Age Expectations.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the BPSC scoring rules and what score indicates risk?\",\"answer\":\"BPSC has three subscales with 4 items each. Assign 0 for Not at All, 1 for Somewhat, and 2 for Very Much, sum within each subscale, and treat missing items as zero; with multiple responses for a question, choose the more concerning option farthest to the right. A summed score of 3 or more on any subscale indicates the child is at risk and needs further evaluation.\"},{\"question\":\"How should POSI and Family Questions be scored?\",\"answer\":\"For POSI, each of the seven questions is scored 1 or 0: if the parent selects one or more responses in the last three columns, score 1; otherwise score 0. 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