The child development clinic: assessments on your own chosen tool, a therapy plan of goals, and reviews.
Offered in: India only.For children seen for autism, ADHD, developmental delay, learning or speech and language concerns. Your clinic lists the assessment tool it uses — a DDST-style checklist, for example — with its published source, and types its own short label for each item; no tool ships and no copyrighted form is reproduced. Each assessment records every item’s response (achieved, emerging, not yet, not tested) with the clinician’s summary and the child’s age that day, and keeps the tool’s name and source as they were. The working diagnosis is the clinician’s own words; nothing scores a child into one. The plan is the clinician’s therapies and sessions a week, and goals by discipline — speech, occupational, behavioural, special education and more. Each review records what the clinician saw and what the parents report, marks goals met, revised or dropped, and sets the next date. Overdue reviews come first. The day programme, for children and adults with developmental disabilities, enrols a participant from their open case on the days they attend with the people allowed to collect them; each day records who dropped them off, the activities run and which open goals each worked on, and the hand-over only to a person on their list — anyone else is added to the list first, with who added them.
What it does not do, by design. A listing with only benefits is an advertisement.
Read out of the code, not the brochure: each app below is here because one service queries the other’s tables. Install either side and the hand-over is already wired.
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