International clinical practice recommendations on the definition, diagnosis, assessment, intervention, and psychosocial aspects of developmental coordination disorder

. 2019 Jan 22;61(3):242–285. doi: 10.1111/dmcn.14132

Recommendation 17	GCP
When planning intervention, evidence of effectiveness including regime and dose should be considered. In case of co‐occurring disorders, we recommend that priorities for intervention are set according to the type and severity of each disorder, and in consultation with the child and the family. The question of which problem has the most severe impact on the individual's functioning, activity, and participation must be addressed. However, if motor difficulties are not considered at one point in time, they may have an impact at a later date. Thus, priority setting should be reviewed over time as they may change.	⇑⇑

Recommendation 17

GCP

When planning intervention, evidence of effectiveness including regime and dose should be considered.

In case of co‐occurring disorders, we recommend that priorities for intervention are set according to the type and severity of each disorder, and in consultation with the child and the family.

The question of which problem has the most severe impact on the individual's functioning, activity, and participation must be addressed. However, if motor difficulties are not considered at one point in time, they may have an impact at a later date. Thus, priority setting should be reviewed over time as they may change.

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