Celine M Schreidah, Emily R Gordon, Oluwaseyi Adeuyan, Caroline Chen, Brigit A Lapolla, Joshua A Kent, George Bingham Reynolds, Lauren M Fahmy, Chunhua Weng, Nicholas P Tatonetti, Herbert S Chase, Itsik Pe'er, Larisa J Geskin
Current status of artificial intelligence methods for skin cancer survival analysis: a scoping review
Frontiers in medicine
study aimed evaluate evidence validity internal structure brazilian dental vulnerability scale evobr applied brazil psychometric study seeks validate scale elaborated evidence internal structure data collection conducted 18 basic health units implement brazilian healthcare planning pas methodology across five regions brazil initial version evobr contained 41 items measured dental vulnerability applied users brazilian unified health system sus aged 18 years older basic health units consultation higher education professionals evaluate evidence following statistical analyses performed exploratory factor analysis confirmatory factor analysis network analysis total 1753 users participated study adjust sample considered factorability obtained kaisermeyerolkin kmo test 065 bartlett sphericity test 80197 matrix determinant 0008 initial parallel analysis indicated fourdimensional model items adjusted according factor loading ranging 038 099 common factors 013 089 pratts measure model presented congruence statistical interpretative principles simultaneously final model contained 15 items maintaining four dimensions indicated parallel analysis held explained variance 6856 evobr validated scale measure dental vulnerability thus contribute organization access oral health team primary health care phc stratifying population recommended brazilian healthcare planning