Correction to: Screening for Behavioral Health Issues in Primary Care

Correction to: Curr Treat Options Peds

https://doi.org/10.1007/s40746-018-0118-z

The original version of this article, unfortunately, contained an error. The table below shows the incorrect and correct columns.

Page No. Section Paragraph No. Line No.	Incorrect	Correct
Page 1 Abstract Line 5	Bright Futures/the American Academy of	Bright Futures/American Academy of
Page 1 Abstract Line 6	and the AAP’s Task Force	and the AAP Task Force
Page 2 Introduction 1st Paragraph Lines 4 - 5	Impairment or lack of developmentally appropriate behavioral and emotional control	Impairment in behavioral and emotional control
Page 2 Introduction 1st Paragraph Line 6	also contributes to the leading	also contribute to the leading
Page 2 Introduction 2nd Paragraph Line 4	In the last decade, The US Preventive Services	The US Preventive Services
Page 2 Introduction 2nd Paragraph Line 5	Bright Futures/the	Bright Futures/American
Page 2 Introduction 2nd Paragraph Line 6	(BF/AAP),	(hereafter referred to as BF/AAP),
Page 2 Introduction Last Paragraph	This paper aims to (1) summarize recent research findings pertaining to behavioral health screening, (2) describe current recommendations for behavioral health screening, and (3) describe screening guidelines and potential screening tools that a primary care clinician can use in practice.	This paper aims to (1) describe current recommendations for behavioral health screening, (2) describe screening guidelines and potential screening tools that a primary care clinician can use in practice, and (3) summarize recent research findings pertaining to behavioral health screening.
Page 2 Screening guidelines and recommendations 1st Paragraph Lines 6 - 7	Identifying Infants and Young Children with Developmental Disorders	Identifying Infants and Young Children with Developmental Disorders
Page 2 Screening guidelines and recommendations 2nd Paragraph Line 8	checkups and especially in	checkups, especially in
Page 3 Screening guidelines and recommendations 2nd Paragraph Line 8	substance use. In addition, they recommended	substance use. They also recommended
Page 3 Screening guidelines and recommendations 3rd Paragraph Lines 1 - 2	AAP (hereafter referred to as BF/the AAP) has made	with AAP has made
Page 3 Screening guidelines and recommendations 4th Paragraph Line 1	The US Preventative Services Task Force (USPSTF) published several	The USPSTF published several
Page 3 Screening guidelines and recommendations 5th Paragraph Lines 2 - 3	(AAP’s TFOMH, USPSTF, and BF/the AAP)	(AAP TFOMH, USPSTF, and BF/AAP)
Page 3 Screening guidelines and recommendations 6th Paragraph Line 3	general MH disorders	general mental health disorders
Page 3 Infancy and early childhood (ages 0–5 years) 1st Paragraph Line 6	rates of behavioral health conditions	rates of BH conditions
Table 1 Caption	Behavioral health screening guidelines from Bright Futures/the American Academy of Pediatrics, the USPSTF, and the American Academy of Pediatrics Task Force on Mental Health	Behavioral Health Screening Guidelines from Bright Futures/American Academy of Pediatrics, the USPSTF, and the American Academy of Pediatrics Task Force on Mental Health
Page 5 Psychosocial/behavioral assessments Line 1	psychosocial/behavior assessments	psychosocial/behavioral assessments
Page 5 Psychosocial/behavioral assessments Line 6	school-age children.	middle childhood section.
Page 5 Disorder-specific screening	“Disorder-specific screening” section 2	“Disorder-specific screening” should be section 3
Page 5 Autism spectrum disorder	Heading “Autism spectrum disorder”	Should be “Autism spectrum disorders”
Page 5 Autism spectrum disorder 1st Paragraph Line 1	Bright Futures/the AAP guidelines	BF/AAP guidelines
Page 6 Maternal depression Lines 2 - 3	both Bright Futures/the AAP and	both BF/AAP and
Page 6 ADHD Line 6	The Corner's	The Corners
Page 6 Anxiety Line 2	there are also no specific	there are no specific
Page 7 Middle childhood (ages 5–10 years) Line 6	the AAP Task Force on Mental Health (TFOMH)	the AAP TFOMH
Page 7 Psychosocial/behavioral assessments Line 2	functioning for well	functioning for well-child
Page 7 Depression Line 1	not find a sufficient	not find sufficient
Page 8 ADHD Line 1	The Swanson, Nolan, and Pelham	The Swanson, Nolan, and Pelham
Page 9 General screening Line 1	Bright Futures recommends conducting	BF/AAP recommends conducting
Page 9 Depression Line 1	Both Bright Futures and	Both BF/AAP and
Page 9 Suicide Line 4	some PCPs may want	some PCCs may want
Page 9 Substance use disorders Line 1	Bright Futures/the AAP guidelines recommend	BF/AAP guidelines recommend
Page 10 Recent empirical studies Line 2	September 2017and using	September 2017 and using
Page 10 Recent empirical studies Line 9	screening initiatives and effectiveness in increasing	screening initiatives and whether they were effective in increasing
Page 10 Recent empirical studies Line 10	identify and treat BH	identifying and treating BH
Page 11 Initiatives to implement and impact of BH screening 1st Paragraph Line 6	medal records and	medical records and
Page 11 Initiatives to implement and impact of BH screening 1st Paragraph Line 9	and 74% and	and 74% in 2012 and
Page 11 Initiatives to implement and impact of BH screening 2nd Paragraph Line 14	only 54.4%	only 54.4% attended
Page 11 Initiatives to implement and impact of BH screening 3rd Paragraph Line 8	showed the successful	showed that the successful
Page 12 Initiatives to implement and impact of BH screening 4th Paragraph Line 1	environmental factor, a “true”	environmental factors, a “true”
Page 12 Clinician and caregiver attitudes and factors Lines 3 - 4	Pediatric Symptom Checklist (PSC)-17, those	PSC-17, those
Page 12 Clinician and caregiver attitudes and factors Line 5	pediatric psychiatrist, and	pediatric psychiatrists, and
Page 12 Clinician and caregiver attitudes and factors Line 6	in the PCP, nurse,	in the PCC, nurse,
Page 13 Conclusion Line 3	from BF/the AAP, the	from BF/AAP, the

The original article has been corrected.