Can indicator parameters for patient estimation of rehabilitation success be derived from the SGRO (Saint George's Respiratory Questionnaire)?
The assessment of an empirically-based, patient judgement as criteria for changes in quality of life by rehabilitation programmes increases the evidence-based evaluation by a patient-oriented perspective. At the same time it reduces the lack of significant criteria for estimating clinically significant changes.
Health literacy is associated with parents' preferences for rotavirus vaccination. Whether differences in vaccination decisions are actually due to varying preferences or might be better explained by varying levels of understanding should be further investigated. To contribute to more accurate interpretation of study results, it may be advisable that researchers measure and report health literacy when they study vaccination decision behavior.