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NEW 2021! DC:0–5™ version 2.0 includes numerical codes to help facilitate the inclusion of DC:0-5 disorders in health care delivery and electronic medical records. The updated information is available for free as a supplemental.

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Competency Domain Rating Summary Table pdf 412.60 KB
Appendix A--Developmental Milestones pdf 565.09 KB
Table 3--Dimensions of the Caregiving Environment pdf 413.08 KB
Table 2--InfantYoung Child's Contributions pdf 414.33 KB
Table 1--Dimensions of Caregiving pdf 415.36 KB
Crosswalk pdf 435.27 KB
DC 0-5 Supplement with version 2.0 Changes pdf 385.34 KB
DC0-5 Numerical Codes pdf 92.91 KB

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