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Beknopt instrument om kinderen met een taalontwikkelingsstoornis tijdig te herkennen

Diepeveen, F.B. (author), van Dommelen, P. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author), Verkerk, P.H. (author)

Inleiding. Dit onderzoek had als doel een beknopt instrument te ontwikkelen voor het tijdig herkennen van kinderen met een taalontwikkelingsstoornis (TOS), dat een acceptabele voorspellende validiteit heeft. Methode. In een nested case-controlonderzoek werden leerlingen, in de leeftijd van 4 tot 11 jaar, van een school voor speciaal onderwijs...

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Kinderen met een taalontwikkelingsstoornis hebben vaak ook een achterstand in de motorische ontwikkeling: abstract

Diepeveen, F.B. (author), van Dommelen, P. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author), Verkerk, P.H. (author)

EUSUHM-congres: kennisdelen voor en samenwerken aan een gezonde jeugd! Changing contexts—influencing youth and their surroundings. Het thema van het congres was ‘Changing contexts – influencing youth and their surroundings’. Met dit thema komt tot uiting dat gezondheid meer is dan lichaam en geest en dat lichaam en geest worden beïnvloed door de...

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Accuracy of a Screening Tool for Early Identification of Language Impairment

Uilenburg, N. (author), Wiefferink, K. (author), Verkerk, P.H. (author), van Denderen, M. (author), van Schie, C. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author)

Purpose A screening tool called the VTO Language Screening Instrument (VTO-LSI) was developed to enable more uniform and earlier detection of language impairment. This report, consisting of 2 retrospective studies, focuses on the effects of using the VTO-LSI compared to regular detection procedures. Method Study 1 retrospectively compared VTO...

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Concise tool based on language milestones identifies children with specific language impairment at 24 to 45 months of age

Diepeveen, F.B. (author), van Dommelen, P. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author), Verkerk, P.H. (author)

Aim This study aimed to develop a concise tool with acceptable predictive properties to identify young children with specific language impairment (SLI). Methods In this nested case-control study children with SLI attending two special needs schools for severe speech and language difficulties in the Netherlands were matched by date of birth and...

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Children with specific language impairment are more likely to reach motor milestones late

Diepeveen, F.B. (author), van Dommelen, P. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author), Verkerk, P.H. (author)

Background: Delayed language development without an obvious cause is considered an isolated developmental disorder and is called specific language impairment (SLI). SLI is probably the most prevalent developmental disorder in childhood with a generally cited prevalence of 7%. This study aimed to investigate whether SLI is always an isolated...

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Specific language impairment is associated with maternal and family factors

Diepeveen, F.B. (author), van Dommelen, P. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author), Verkerk, P.H. (author)

Background: This study aimed to identify risk factors associated with specific language impairment (SLI). Methods: In a nested case–control design, 253 children attending special needs schools for severe speech and language difficulties in the Netherlands were matched for sex and date of birth with 253 children attending mainstream education....

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Primaire taalontwikkelingsstoornissen zijn geassocieerd met risicofactoren van moeder en gezin

Diepeveen, F.B. (author), van Dommelen, P. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author), Verkerk, P.H. (author)

Abstract van het Mind the gap! Building bridges to better health for all young people, EUSUHM (European Union for School and University Health and Medicine) congres 2017, Leuven.

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Failure to meet language milestones at two years of age is predictive of specific language impairment

Diepeveen, F.B. (author), Dusseldorp, E. (author), Bol, G.W. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author), Verkerk, P.H. (author)

This study established predictive properties of single language milestones for specific language impairment (SLI) after the age of four, as these had not previously been reported in the literature. Methods In this nested case-control study, children attending special needs schools for severe speech and language difficulties were matched with...

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Comparing policies for children of parents attending hospital emergency departments after intimate partner violence, substance abuse or suicide attempt

Hoytema van Konijnenburg, E.M. (author), Diderich, H.M. (author), Teeuw, A.H. (author), Klein Velderman, M. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author), van der Lee, J.H. (author)

To improve identification of child maltreatment, a new policy (‘Hague protocol’) was implemented in hospitals in The Netherlands, stating that adults attending the hospital emergency department after intimate partner violence, substance abuse or a suicide attempt should be asked whether they care for children. If so, these children are referred...

article 2016

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Social functioning of adolescents with Down syndrome

van Wouwe, J. (author), van Gameren, H. (author), Fekkes, M. (author), Oudesluys Murphy, A.M. (author)

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Support and monitoring of families after child abuse detection based on parental characteristics at the Emergency Department

Diderich, H.M. (author), Pannebakker, F.D. (author), Dexhesne, M. (author), Buitendijk, S.E. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author)

Background The ‘Hague Protocol’ enables professionals at the adult Emergency Department (ED) to detect child abuse based on three parental characteristics: (i) suicide attempt or self-harm, (ii) domestic violence or (iii) substance abuse, and to refer them to the Reporting Centre for Child Abuse and Neglect (RCCAN). This study investigates what...

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Missed Cases in the Detection of Child Abuse Based on Parental Characteristics in the Emergency Department (the Hague Protocol)

Diderich, H.M. (author), Verkerk, P.H. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author), Dechesne, M. (author), Buitendijk, S.E. (author), Fekkes, M. (author)

Introduction We aimed to assess the number of “missed cases” in the detection of child abuse based on the Hague Protocol. This protocol considers 3 parental characteristics of ED adult patients to identify child abuse: (1) domestic violence, (2) intoxication, and (3) suicide attempt or auto-mutilation. Methods This study focuses on parents whose...

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Detecting child abuse based on parental characteristics: Does The Hague Protocol cause parents to avoid the Emergency Department?

Diderich, H.M. (author), Fekkes, M. (author), Dechesne, M. (author), Buitendijk, S.E. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author)

Objectives: The Hague Protocol is used by professionals at the adult Emergency Departments (ED) in The Netherlands to detect child abuse based on three parental characteristics: (1) domestic violence, (2) substance abuse or (3) suicide attempt or self-harm. After detection, a referral is made to the Reporting Center for Child Abuse and Neglect ...

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What parental characteristics can predict child maltreatment at the Emergency Department? Considering expansion of the Hague Protocol

Diderich, H.M. (author), Dechesne, M. (author), Fekkes, M. (author), Verkerk, P.H. (author), Buitendijk, S.E. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author)

The Hague Protocol considers three parental characteristics of Emergency Department adult patients to identify child abuse: (a) domestic violence, (b) intoxication, and (c) suicide attempt or auto mutilation. This study investigated whether additional parental characteristics could be included to improve the chance of detection. Using a nested...

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Facilitators and barriers to the successful implementation of a protocol to detect child abuse based on parental characteristics

Diderich, H.M. (author), Dexhesne, M. (author), Fekkes, M. (author), Verkerk, P.H. (author), Pannebakker, F.D. (author), Klein Velderman, M. (author), Sorensna, P.J.G. (author), Buitendijk, S.E. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author)

To determine the critical facilitating and impeding factors underlying successful implementation of a method to detect child abuse based on parental rather than child characteristics known as the Hague Protocol. The original implementation region of the protocol (The Hague) was compared to a new implementation region (Friesland), using analysis...

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Zelfredzaamheid van jongeren met Downsyndroom

van Gameren-Oosterom, H.B.M. (author), Fekkes, M. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author), van Wouwe, J.P. (author)

Doel Bepalen welke mate van zelfredzaamheid en sociaal functioneren jongeren met Down-syndroom bereiken. Opzet Dwarsdoorsnedeonderzoek. Methode We vroegen ouders van een kind met Down-syndroom dat was geboren in 1992, 1993 of 1994, via de Stichting Downsyndroom een schriftelijke vragenlijst in te vullen over hun kind. De vragenlijst bevatte de...

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Problem behavior of individuals with down syndrome in a nationwide cohort assessed in late adolescence

Gameren-Oosterom, H.B.M. (author), Fekkes, M. (author), van Wouwe, J.P. (author), Detmar, S.B. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author), Verkerk, P.H. (author)

OBJECTIVE: To assess problem behavior in adolescents with Down syndrome and examine the association with sex and severity of intellectual disability. STUDY DESIGN: Cross-sectional data of a Dutch nationwide cohort of Down syndrome children aged 16-19 years were collected using a written parental questionnaire. Problem behavior was measured using...

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Practical and social skills of 16–19-year-olds with Down syndrome: Independence still far away

van Gameren-Oosterom, H.B.M. (author), Fekkes, M. (author), Sijmen, A. (author), Reijneveld, S.A. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author), Verkerk, P.H. (author), van Wouwe, J.P. (author), Buitendijk, S.E. (author)

Survival of children with Down syndrome (DS) has improved considerably, but insight into their level of daily functioning upon entering adulthood is lacking. We collected cross-sectional data from a Dutch nationwide cohort of 322 DS adolescents aged 16-19 (response 62.8%) to assess the degree to which they master various practical and social...

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Vroege opsporing van taalontwikkelingsstoornissen met gebruik van taalmijlpalen

Diepeveen, F.B. (author), Dusseldorp, E. (author), Bol, G.W. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author), Verkerk, P.H. (author)

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A new protocol for screening adults presenting with their own medical problems at the Emergency Department to identify children at high risk for maltreatment

Diderich, H.M. (author), Fekkes, M. (author), Verkerk, P.H. (author), Pannebakker, F.D. (author), Velderman, M.K. (author), Sorensen, P.J.G. (author), Baeten, P. (author), Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M. (author)

Identifying child abuse and neglect solely on the grounds of child characteristics leaves many children undetected. We developed a new approach (Hague protocol) based on characteristics of parents who attend the Emergency Department (ED) because they have the following problems: (1) intimate partner violence, (2) substance abuse, or (3) suicide...

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