When do parents and child health professionals agree on child’s psychosocial problems? Cross-sectional study on parent–child health professional dyads

摘要

BackgroundAbout one third of all parents have concerns about their child’s psychosocial development. Agreement between child health professionals (CHPs) and parents about such concerns may improve treatment adherence and outcomes. This study investigates which child, parenting and/or environmental stressors are associated with (dis)agreement in concerns regarding psychosocial problems in children, in parent-CHP dyads.