Measuring sensorineural disability in preterm children using a public health screening strategy: A randomised controlled trial

Keyphrases

• Disability 100%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 100%
• Preterm children 100%
• Medical Research Council 100%
• National Health 100%
• Public Health Screening 100%
• Screening Strategy 100%
• Sensorineural 100%
• General Practitioners 80%
• Disability Status 80%
• Sensitivity Analysis 60%
• Odds Ratio 40%
• Screening Program 40%
• Postnatal Depression 40%
• Inter-rater Agreement 40%
• Correct Identification 40%
• Disabled children 40%
• 95% Confidence Interval 40%
• Screening Test 20%
• New Zealand 20%
• Developmental Quotient 20%
• Parenting Stress 20%
• Multi-centered 20%
• General Practice Setting 20%
• National Screening Program 20%
• Health Service Use 20%
• Disability Severity 20%
• Neurosensory 20%
• Screening Accuracy 20%
• Pediatric Assessment 20%
• Screening Tool 20%
• Non-disabled 20%
• Child Health Screening 20%
• Clinical Trails 20%
• Targeted Screening 20%
• Universal Program 20%
• Target Programs 20%
• Depression Score 20%
• Children with Disabilities 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Public Health 100%
• General Practitioner 100%
• Prematurity 100%
• Mass Screening 100%
• Odds Ratio 50%
• Confidence Interval 50%
• Postnatal Depression 50%
• Efficacy 50%
• General Practice 25%
• Screening Test 25%
• Patient Referral 25%
• Practice Setting 25%
• Gold Standard 25%
• Health Care Utilization 25%
• Disability Severity 25%
• Pediatrics 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Randomized Controlled Trial 100%
• Medical Research 100%
• Prematurity 100%
• Public Health Screening 100%
• General Practitioner 80%
• Odds Ratio 40%
• Postpartum Depression 40%
• Cooperation 20%
• Screening Test 20%
• General Medicine 20%
• Pediatrics 20%
• Health Service 20%
• Patient Referral 20%
• Child Health 20%
• Parental Stress 20%
• Disability Severity 20%
• Mass Screening 20%