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CATALISE - Delphi study
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Description: Lack of agreement about terminology and diagnostic criteria is recognised as a major problem in the field of children's language disorders . It has held back research and led to wide variations in practice in terms of which children get support. Across the English-speaking world, there is lack of agreement both within and between countries. A Delphi consensus process will be used to devise an acceptable set of criteria for identifying children with significant language difficulties, and a second exercise to consider appropriate terminology.
CATALISE ONE has been analysed on a 7 point scale (strongly Disagree to Strongly agree).
CATALISE TWO has been analysed on a 5 point scale (strongly agree to Strongly disagree).
Hence, the colour changes in the report document for each phase of the study.
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Excel files containing the anoymised data from the panel responses to CATALISE ONE and TWO.
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