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22. July 2016

Griffiths III: Development of a revision (BACCH News)

Revisions of tests are becoming a fact of life but changing from a ‘beloved and relied-upon test’ to an improved updated version is daunting as many users have their own ideas of what is helpful or unhelpful in the current scales.