It may supplement but not replace direct inquiry into child behavior. The Child Behavior Study was a national study conducted in partnership between PROS and ASPN, a family practice research network. The study examined primary care management of psychosocial problems for children through data on parent-reported behaviors and clinician reported management. Subjects included children aged 4 to 15 years, presenting for single, non-emergent visits in the presence of a parent or caregiver. This second manuscript was published in the January 1998 issue of the Journal of Family Practice.
Manuscript writing continues.