Individualized Family Service Plan (ifsp) - Neonatal Disorders

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Examining the current practices of the individualized family services plan with young children with disabilities in Saudi Arabia.

Issue Release: 2021

Child characteristics and early intervention referral and receipt of services: a retrospective cohort study.

Issue Release: 2020

Effects of individual and neighborhood characteristics on the timeliness of provider designation for early intervention services in New York City.

Issue Release: 2009

Developmental needs and individualized family service plans among infants and toddlers in the child welfare system.

Issue Release: 2008

A Tablet-PC application for the individual family service plan (IFSP).

Issue Release: 2007

Provision of educationally related services for children and adolescents with chronic diseases and disabling conditions.

Issue Release: 2007

A hand-held application for Individual Family Service Plan (IFSP).

Issue Release: 2006

Family-Responsive Individualized Family Service Plans for Speech-Language Pathologists.

Issue Release: 2000

Families of young technology-dependent children and the social worker.

Issue Release: 1995

A comparison of the individualized education plan and the individualized family service plan.

Issue Release: 1992

Hospital-based case management for medically fragile infants: program design.

Issue Release: 1991

NICU infants born at developmental risk and the Individualized Family Service Plan/Process (IFSP).

Issue Release: 1991

New precedent in family policy: individualized family service plan.

Issue Release: 1990

Are dietitians prepared to work with handicapped infants? PL 99-457 offers new opportunities.

Issue Release: 1989

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