Translation and validation assess swallowing-related quality of life in Hebrew-speaking populations, indicating potential for broader research.
The Hebrew version of the M. D. Anderson Dysphagia Inventory demonstrates excellent reliability and validity consistent with international adaptations. It enables standardized, patient-centered assessment of swallowing-related quality of life in Hebrew-speaking populations and facilitates cross-cultural research in head and neck oncology.
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