Explore the published work behind Pinnacle’s developmental approach. Follow a DOI to the repository, read an original book, or visit a matching researcher profile.
Bibliographic records checked 2026-09-19. A DOI identifies a publication; it does not by itself establish peer review or validate a claim. Protocols describe planned research. The company-study portfolio is listed separately from the seven repository works.
Six-Month Change and Follow-up Patterns in AbilityScore During Routine Paediatric Developmental Care in India: Protocol for the PINNACLE-TRAJ Retrospective Multicentre Cohort Study
Saripalli, Koti Reddy
· Version 1.1
Planned retrospective cohort analysis. Ethics, registration and scoring-era selection pending; no results.
Concurrent Validity, Test-Retest Reliability, and Preliminary Minimal Clinically Important Difference of PinnacleAI AbilityScore: A Cross-Sectional Psychometric Validation Study Protocol
Methodology and preliminary psychometrics — preprint
AbilityScore: Development and Preliminary Psychometric Characterization of a Standardized Composite Index for Quantifying Child Developmental Readiness
Pinnacle Global Autism Framework (PGAF): India's First Validated, Scalable, Outcome-Based Child Development System
Saripalli, Koti Reddy
· Version v1.0
Source title contains validation/priority claims; the title is recorded for identification, not endorsed as a verified conclusion. No independent peer-review evidence established.
Meaningful Change in Childhood Participation: A Systematic Review Protocol for Child- and Caregiver-Anchored Estimates in Neurodevelopmental Disability
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Koti Reddy Saripalli
Author of the seven DOI-linked works in this library; coauthor of the AbilityScore and childhood-participation protocols.
Coauthor on the AbilityScore methodology, validation protocol and childhood-participation review protocol. Author credit is linked to the original byline.
These are company-published summaries. Nine have linked publisher pages; three are accessed through the framework report and study index. Their designs, populations and reporting periods differ.