Neurodevelopment
Neurodevelopmental
Delays on one or more of the standardised neurodevelopmental assessment tools were identified in 8.6% of infants (Neurodevelopmental outcomes*A fail score on the total MDAT can occur with a fail in any one or more subscales, thus this number does not represent the sum of children failing on the domain scores.†Neurodevelopmental delay defined as a fail on one or more of the three evaluation criteria, MDAT pass/fail, MDAT z-score (≤−2 SD from mean) or HINE.HINE, Hammersmith Infant Neurologic Examination; MDAT, Malawi Developmental Assessment Tool.Univariate analyses for neurodevelopmental delay***P value <0.001.**P value <0.01.*P value <0.05.PF: no variability due to low numbers causes the model to perfectly predict failure or success.HINE, Hammersmith Infant Neurological Examination; MDAT, Malawi Developmental Assessment Tool; TQQ, Ten Questions Questionnaire.As described previously, this study recruited infants who had participated in a cRCT. The number of infants with neurodevelopmental delay were small in both control and intervention groups, and the sample was not large enough to be adequately powered to detect significant group differences if present. These data are provided for review in 