Sentence examples for screening children from inspiring English sources

Most of our New York City calls are from health professionals who are screening children for alcohol-related problems.

The new study underscores the importance of screening children with the condition for anxiety or depression, the authors said.

These goals include connecting parents with educational and job training programs, screening children for disease and involving parents in hiring and policy making decisions.

Because the disorder is often inherited, the testing, the researchers write, "accomplishes two aims simultaneously: screening children and screening their parents".

"It seems that the most sensible approach is not screening children but rather recommending healthy lifestyles for all children," he said.

If we can anticipate violent adult crime by screening children for conditions such as a low resting heart rate, should we then monitor them to avert later catastrophe?

But he told the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee that his taskforce has decided there haven't been enough peer-reviewed studies to prove screening children who don't appear to be showing symptoms is helpful.

As one of the many outgrowths of the sweeping federal health care law, health insurers and employers must now pay the cost of screening children for obesity and providing them with appropriate counseling.

Why we need to be screening children who are travelling to Disney with their family, I'll never know.

While these questionnaires have been shown to be valid instruments for screening children with psychiatric disorders, formal diagnosis of psychiatric disorders cannot be inferred.

The IK4 may prove to be clinically useful for screening children as young as 3 years of age at high risk for corneal astigmatism.