Using Primary Care Parenting Interventions to Improve Outcomes in Children with Developmental Disabilities: A Case Report

Table 1

Scores on each of the measures at three time points and indication of whether scores showed improvement by moving out of the clinical range.

Measure	Time 1: Preintervention	Time 2: Postintervention	Time 3: 6-month followup	Showed improvement by moving out of the clinical range?
ECBI intensity	160^*	133^*	119	Improved
ECBI problem	26^*	15^*	13	Improved
PS laxness	2.45	2.09	2.09	Remained in normal range
PS overreactivity	4.2^*	2.00	1.7	Improved
PS verbosity	4.57^*	3.43	1.57	Improved
PPC problem	2	2	3	Remained in normal range
PPC extent	24	20	25	Remained in normal range
RQI	45	45	44	Remained in normal range
PSS total	40^*	35	39	Improved
Depression	2	6	2	Remained in normal range
Anxiety	0	0	8^*	Deteriorated
Stress	10	4	6	Remained in normal range
PTC setting	93	95	94	Remained in normal range
PTC behavior	62^*	93	93	Improved

^*Score falls in clinical range. ECBI: Eyberg Child Behaviour Inventory, PS: Parenting Scale, PPC: Parent Problem Checklist; RQI: Relationship Quality Inventory; PSS: Parental Stress Scale; PTC: Parenting Tasks Checklist.