Maria M Martignoni, Zahra Mohammadi, J Concepción Loredo-Osti, Amy Hurford
Extensive SARS-CoV-2 testing reveals BA.1/BA.2 asymptomatic rates and underreporting in school children
Canada communicable disease report = Releve des maladies transmissibles au Canada
purpose study assess feasibility use reliability arabic version newest vital sign nvsar parents children type 1 diabetes t1d final translated version nvsar administered 175 adult caregivers children t1d native arabic speakers association nvsar scores parentslegal guardians a1c children assessed internal consistency evaluated cronbachs reliability assessed testretest method median interquartile range score 40 35 internal consistency nvsar moderate 58 intraclass correlation coefficient 61 correlation nvsar score a1c spearmans 055 p 62 furthermore significant inverse association adequate health literacy optimal glycemic control among children remained evident even adjusting duration t1d age education parentsguardians however lost statistical significance adjustment treatment regimen study findings indicate nvs unlikely predictive tool functional health literacy arabic settings need properly translate validate tools test functional health literacy adults alternatively develop reliable tool