Thomas O. Maguire

TL;DR: Proxy assessments of symptom intensity, particularly by physicians, were significantly lower than patient assessments for three of the nine symptoms, and the accuracy of assessments amongst those rating the symptoms did not improve over time.

TL;DR: It is suggested that normally developing infants are not stable in the rate of emergence of gross motor skills, and this instability has implications for infant screening programs, and supports the premise of serial assessments to identify accurately those infants with a motor delay.

TL;DR: The findings from this study reinforce the need for the development of an integrated symptom assessment approach that combines patient and proxy assessments and explores individual differences among raters.

TL;DR: A conceptual model for hope that captures the personal meaning of this construct within the context of health and illness is described, and its ability to capture the dynamic qualitative experience of hope within a holistic multidimensional quantitative framework is captured.

TL;DR: This paper developed and verified the Index of Science Reading Awareness (ISRA) based on a model of an efficient, successful interactive-constructive science reader and three independent metacognitive awareness domains.