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Barriers to care and the need for dental educational materials for the Lowe syndrome community: a survey of dentists

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By Lance CE, Hanna CB, Rodrigues Santos MTB, dos Santos RL
| PeerJ
Given the substantial oral health problems frequently experienced by individuals with LS (Knight & Scientific Advisory Board, 2010), access to dental care is crucial for this community. The current research on the experience and perceptions of dentists regarding LS serves as a complement to previous surveying of parents/guardians (Lowenstein et al., 2023), thereby providing a fuller picture of the barriers to dental care faced by individuals with this debilitating disorder.
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Internal structure of the action and acceptance questionnaire II (AAQ-II): evidence for a three-factor and bifactor model in two samples of university students

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By Lance CE, Jonas KG, Allen DG, Patrick CJ
| PeerJ
We conducted two studies to provide evidence about psychometric properties of the AAQ-II in two samples of university students in Chile. Two factor structures for the AAQ-II were examined through CFA: The three-factor structure based on our analysis and the single-factor structure based on replication of methods by previous studies. In addition, a bifactor model was tested including a general factor (experiential avoidance) within the three-factor model.
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Psychometric properties of instruments for assessing adherence to oral antineoplastic agents: a COSMIN systematic review

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By Suxiang Liu, Patrick DL, Chuchu Fang, Lance CE
| PeerJ
This systematic review followed the COSMIN guideline for conducting systematic reviews of PROMs (Prinsen et al., 2018) and was reported following the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) statement (Table S1) (Page et al., 2021). The study protocol received registration with the International Prospective Register of Systematic Reviews (CRD42024546402).
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