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. 2020 Feb 26;4(3):260–269. doi: 10.1017/cts.2020.14

Table 4.

Ad hoc modifications that lengthen/extend/shorten initiation and implementation of Stage 2 screening

Motivation for
modification
Content Illustrative quote Participants by site
Site 1 Site 2 Site 3
2.0 Stage 2 screening
2.1 Assessment of family readiness or parental concern Lengthening/extending Int: So, how much time do families usually need between getting the BITSEA score and STAT?
Resp: Some families we can do it in a week. Some families it can 6 months. If at all, some parents never want the SAT event though were concerning scores.
9 2 2
2.2 Provider familiarity and ability to score BITSEA/POSI Shortening And if it is concerning…we know right away. And usually by looking at them, since I’ve a done of them, I can kind of see if they’re concerning or not, so we can talk about this, I usually talk about the STAT right then and there…would you be interested in further following this up if there is a concern? 3 0 0
2.3 Whether service coordinator is also Stage 2 administrator Lengthening/extending Yeah, with my families it’s a little bit different because I’m on the team so it tends to be more a little bit faster I think for people that are certified to do the STAT just because we can have our next visit be the STAT. 1 1 2
2.4 Availability of STAT administrators Lengthening/extending Int: if they decide to go onto the STAT, how long does that typically take? Like how long to schedule?
Resp: It kind of has depended on just like availability of people that who are trained in it.”
0 3 0