Primary outcome was functional capacity and secondary outcome performance on tests of planning and problem-solving.
Repeated Measures Analyses of Variance (RM-ANOVA; with Greenhouse-Geisser adjusted p-values) were applied to analyze behavioral outcomes of performance on the Go/NoGo task, as well as ERP indices of response inhibition.
Secondary outcomes included performance on multiple measures of domain-specific cognitive function.
Recent RDH changes are not consistently associated with improvements in resident well-being, and have negative impacts on patient outcomes and performance on certification examinations.
Examples of other behavioural outcomes include: performance on actual or simulated interviews with suspected CM victims, actual or self-reported filed reports of suspected CM, and self-reported development of IPV or CM-related policies and procedures.
Secondary outcomes include performance on four ability areas including neurological functions/intactness, receptive functions, expressive functions, and cognitive processes (measured by the BINS), speech (measured by REEL), height changes, hearing, timing of cleft surgery, mortality, refinement in syndromic status classification, and emotional, social, and economic performance of the family.
Main Outcome Measures: Performance on visual scanning tests involving naming of letters and numbers.
Main Outcome Measures: Performance on the Toglia Category Assessment (TCA), the Deductive Reasoning Test (DRT), and the Revised Observed Tasks of Daily Living served as dependent variables of interest.
The main motor outcome was performance on the Berg Balance Scale (BBS).
The primary outcome was performance on standardized measures of global cognitive function, described below.
