@article{oai:phoenix.repo.nii.ac.jp:00000911,
 author = {天辰, 雅子 and 笠井, 新一郎 and 中山, 翼 and 飯干, 紀代子 and 山田, 弘幸 and アマタツ, マサコ and カサイ, シンイチロウ and ナカヤマ, ツバサ and イイボシ, キヨコ and ヤマダ, ヒロユキ and AMATATSU, Masako and KASAI, Shinichiro and NAKAYAMA, Tsubasa and IIBOSHI, Kiyoko and YAMADA, Hiroyuki},
 journal = {九州保健福祉大学研究紀要, Journal of Kyushu University of Health and Welfare},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {P(論文), The enhancement of maternal and child health programs has enabled early detection and intervention in routine health examination for children. However, there are regional differences in the contents of children with mild developmental disorders who had no risks at birth but had developmental problems that were overlooked during infant health checkups. Case 1 was a child whose disability was noticed by the caregiver but who passed the health checkup and was unable to receive appropriate follow-up. The disorder was detected by a speech therapist through a community childcare support program. Case 2 was a child whose disability was not noticed by the caregiver and who passed the health checkup. The disorder was detected by a speech therapist through the consultation system at our department. Based on these two cases, the following problems concerning existing screening checklist systems were identified as the causes of failure to detect disorders during checkups: lack of screening items, low expertise of personnel conducting checkups, lenient criteria, and insufficient follow-up systems. Considering the necessity for early detection and intervention in children with disabilities and the importance of follow-up after checkups, it was considered necessary for speech-language-hearing therapists to be actively involved in the check up program.},
 pages = {165--170},
 title = {発達障害児が通過した乳幼児健診システム : 出生時リスクがなかった症例},
 volume = {10},
 year = {2009},
 yomi = {アマタツ, マサコ and カサイ, シンイチロウ and ナカヤマ, ツバサ and イイボシ, キヨコ and ヤマダ, ヒロユキ}
}