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Applicability and cross-cultural adaptation of the self-administered Child–OIDP in a rural Nigeria community
The utilization of the Child Oral Impact on Daily Performances (Child–OIDP), one of the most widely used quality of life measures for children, in rural communities will require cross adaptation of the measure since rural communities in Africa are in no small way influenced by the prevailing cultura...
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