Optimizing the Psychosocial Function Measures in the International Consortium for Health Outcomes Measurement Standard Set for Cleft.

A nonsignificant trend showed that children with lower socioeconomic status scores reported lower scores on the psychosocial function scales and were more likely to be referred to psychosocial care.

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Importantly, the CLEFT-Q psychological function scale could provide useful information regarding a patient’s functioning around young adolescence, because regression analysis showed a decreasing trend in outcome score over time, suggesting that this scale is most sufficient to intervene on.

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