Advancing Screening, Diagnosis, and Referral for Late Talking Children
Funds research improving how late talking children get screened, diagnosed and referred to care in their first three years.
A child who is not meeting expressive language milestones by around 18 months, for any reason, is what this notice calls a late talker. Whether that gets caught early, and what happens right after someone notices, still varies a lot depending on where a family happens to sit.
The NIH Tackling Acquisition of Language in Kids (TALK) initiative intends to fund research that develops and tests eviden…
Research developing and testing evidence-based screening, surveillance, referral and diagnostic practices for late talking children from birth to three, across primary care, specialty care, education and early-childhood community settings, covering both children at elevated risk and children who are late talkers with no other known cause.
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