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This is a Qualitative Study study.

December 2, 2025Advances in TherapyOpen Access

Qualitative Research in Children and Parents of Children with Achondroplasia to Evaluate the Content Validity of Multiple Clinical Outcome Assessments

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JHJulie Hoover‐FongJohns Hopkins University EMElena MuslimovaBridgeBio (United States)

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Qualitative research shows content validity of multiple clinical outcome assessments in children with achondroplasia, indicating their relevance for future studies.

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Multiple clinical outcome assessments are considered content valid for children with achondroplasia.
The research highlights tools like PedsQL and QoLISSY for evaluating quality of life effectively.
Qualitative research emphasizes the importance of assessing validity for clinical outcomes in pediatric populations.
This research suggests that further studies should incorporate validated assessments to enhance outcomes for children with achondroplasia.

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Hoover‐Fong et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692e3d706c9b3ab28c186ef7 https://doi.org/10.1007/s12325-025-03425-y

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Qualitative research shows content validity of multiple clinical outcome assessments in children with achondroplasia, indicating their relevance for future studies.

Qualitative Research in Children and Parents of Children with Achondroplasia to Evaluate the Content Validity of Multiple Clinical Outcome Assessments

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Qualitative Research in Children and Parents of Children with Achondroplasia to Evaluate the Content Validity of Multiple Clinical Outcome Assessments

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