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School screening in remote Aboriginal communities — results of an evaluation

As part of ongoing quality assurance, the effectiveness of the school screening program in meeting the health needs of Aboriginal children in a rural district in the Northern Territory Top End was evaluated. The major health problems of Aboriginal children were analysed for their suitability for screening programs. A prospective cross‐sectional study used routinely collected field data from the school screening program in 1993. To ascertain follow‐up, children who had failed screening tests had their clinic notes reviewed. A total of 774 children from 11 remote communities were screened.