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Carney N, Coudray Hd, Davis-O'Reilly C, et al. Rehabilitation for Traumatic Brain Injury in Children and Adolescents (Supplement). Rockville (MD): Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (US); 1999 Sep. (Evidence Reports/Technology Assessments, No. 2S.)
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Rehabilitation for Traumatic Brain Injury in Children and Adolescents (Supplement).
Show detailsAppendix F
| Column | Meaning of entries |
|---|---|
| (1) | Name of senior author of rated article |
| (2) | Date of publication |
| (3) | List of studied categories of development [see matrix of Table 1] |
| (4) | Study Length |
| 5=Longitudinal study lasting > 3 years | |
| 4=Longitudinal study lasting 3 years | |
| 3=Longitudinal study lasting 2 years | |
| 2=Longitudinal study lasting 1 year | |
| 1=Longitudinal study lasting <1 year | |
| 0=cross-sectional study | |
| (5) | Design |
| 2=prospective study | |
| 1=retrospective study | |
| (6) | Setting |
| 3=population-based sample | |
| 2=multi-center sample | |
| 1=local, 1-center sample | |
| 0=nature of sample not reported | |
| (7) | Selection |
| 4=entire population of cases studied | |
| 3=random or other representative sample | |
| 2=consecutive sample | |
| 1=convenience sample | |
| 0=nature of sample not reported | |
| (8) | Range of ages in sample at time of measurement |
| (9) | Span of development stages covered by (8) [see Table 1] |
| 4=within one sub-stage (e.g., ages 0-6 mo. in Infancy stage) | |
| 3=within 1 stage (e.g., ages 7-24 mo.: all still in Infancy stage) | |
| 2=spanning 2 stages (e.g., ages 19 m-4 y, Infancy - Childhood) | |
| 1=spanning 3 stages | |
| 0=spanning 4 stages | |
| (10) | Comparison Method |
| 4=experimental group compared with >1 control, including uninjured | |
| 3=compared with uninjured/normative control | |
| 2=compared with >1 TBI group (e.g., RH vs LH focal lesion) | |
| 1=compared within TBI group (e.g., gender, age at testing) | |
| 0=no comparison group | |
| (11) | Specification of Severity of Injury |
| 4=severity determined by brain scan | |
| 3=severity determined by length of coma | |
| 2=severity determined by scale (e.g., GCS) | |
| 1=severity determined by clinical estimation | |
| 0=severity not reported | |
| (12) | Location of Injury |
| 2=location of injury reported | |
| 1=location of injury not reported | |
| (13) | Span of development stages covered by range of age at injury in sample |
| Same entries and criteria as 9 | |
| (14) | Time from Injury to Assessment |
| 2=30 days interval between injury and 1st measurement in study | |
| 1= >30 days interval between injury and 1st measurement in study | |
| 0=injury-measurement interval not reported | |
| (15) | Number of years follow-up measures taken after injury |
| (16) | Analysis |
| 5=innovative design, procedures, or analysis | |
| 4=covariance or multiple regression designs | |
| 3=MANOVA or correlation | |
| 2=univariate comparisons or 1-way ANOVA | |
| 1=descriptive statistics | |
| 0=case histories only | |
| (17) | Sum of columns 4-7 and 9-14 and 16 (columns 1, 2, 3, 8, and 15 not part of sum) |
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