Are we all seeing the same thing? Discrepancies between parent-reported and physician-reported positional plagiocephaly severity scores

Our study highlights the similarities in scores assessing clinical severity between providers and parents evaluated in a standardized, qualitative assessment for PP. On average, plagiocephaly reflected a "mild" severity, while brachycephaly reflected a "mild" to "moderate" severity on a graded scale. Future studies are needed to determine how patient-provider interactions may influence parents' scores through shared decision-making.

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Child s Nervous System
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2025-05-10
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00381-025-06833-1
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Craniofacial Disorders and Treatments
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Are we all seeing the same thing? Discrepancies between parent-reported and physician-reported positional plagiocephaly severity scores

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Are we all seeing the same thing? Discrepancies between parent-reported and physician-reported positional plagiocephaly severity scores

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Abstract

Our study highlights the similarities in scores assessing clinical severity between providers and parents evaluated in a standardized, qualitative assessment for PP. On average, plagiocephaly reflected a "mild" severity, while brachycephaly reflected a "mild" to "moderate" severity on a graded scale. Future studies are needed to determine how patient-provider interactions may influence parents' scores through shared decision-making.

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Are we all seeing the same thing? Discrepancies between parent-reported and physician-reported positional plagiocephaly severity scores — Thomas D. Samson, Elias Rizk, et al. · Child s Nervous System (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS