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This is achieved by developing an algorithm to map between the cancer-specific and generic preference-based instruments; results from such a study are beyond the scope of the current work and will be presented in a future paper.

The simultaneous use of both types of instruments would allow researchers to develop a statistical algorithm to map between the cancer-specific and generic preference-based instruments; results from such a study will be presented in a future paper.

The TEDS-M instruments resulted from a collaborative process of careful development and translation accomplished by the national research coordinators of each participating country and other experts under supervision of the International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement (IEA) (Tatto 2013).

When fully developed in 2014, modules and assessment instruments resulting from the NEXUS project will be made freely available to institutions nationwide via the project website (www.hhmi.org/grants/office/nexus). Undergraduate science education reform has a long history of disjunct, solitary efforts that are neither sustainable nor replicable outside their original contexts.

Although the SA-PCS was cross-culturally adapted and validated in three of the most predominant languages of the western part of South Africa, the translated and validated instruments resulting from this study may not be applicable to Zulu- or Sesotho-speaking patients with fibromyalgia living in the northern and eastern parts of South Africa.

The development of the instrument results from a tight cooperation between European research institutes and private firms each partner having a specific know how.

The revised VA instrument resulting from this consultation process is presented here as a means of making it available for widespread use and evaluation.

The final survey instrument resulted from comprehensive reviews of similar surveys undertaken elsewhere, and extensive consultation with women, providers, and other stakeholders.

During the meeting, the survey instruments and results from the SAGE pilot were reviewed with commentary from each INDEPTH HDSS site.

Short form A is the instrument that results from retaining items solely for their impact on reliability (items Q3 to Q6).

In contrast, short form B is the instrument that results from retaining items solely for their impact on discrimination (items Q1, Q2, Q7 and Q8).