Susan Woolfenden|Valsamma Eapen|Katrina Williams|Andrew Hayen|N Spencer|Lynn Kemp
A systematic review of the prevalence of parental concerns measured by the Parents’ Evaluation of Developmental Status (PEDS)indicating developmental risk
Sydney Children's Hospital|UNSW Sydney|Royal Children's Hospital|Murdoch Children's Research Institute|UNSW Sydney|University of Warwick|UNSW Sydney
parental concerns childrens development used indicator developmental risk undertook systematic review prevalence parents concerns indicator developmental risk measured parents evaluation developmental status peds associated risk factorselectronic databases bibliographies websites searched experts contacted studies screened eligibility study characteristics extracted independently two authors summary estimate prevalence derived metaregression examined impact study characteristics quality metaanalysis used derive pooled estimates impact biological psychosocial risk factors odds parental concerns indicating high developmental riskthirty seven studies identified total 210242 subjects overall 138 95 ci 109 168 parents concerns indicating child high developmental risk 198 95 ci 167229 concerns indicating child moderate developmental risk male gender low birth weight poorfair child health rating poor maternal mental health lower socioeconomic status ses minority ethnicity read lack access health care health insurance significantly associated parental concerns indicating high developmental riskthe prevalence parental concerns measured peds indicating developmental risk substantial increased prevalence associated biological psychosocial adversityprospero registration crd42012003215