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Diagnostics
Study determines if self-test device instructions are adequate
August 4th, 2005
A study was conducted to determine whether instructions packaged with a vaginal self-test are understood by the consumer. This study was undertaken to determine whether subjects could read and understand the package insert of a vaginal pH self-test device to improve self-diagnostic accuracy. This study was performed at 8 clinic locations with 206 women of varying ages, ethnicity, and education," scientists in the United States report. They state that, "A package insert explaining the indications and clinical facts associated with the use of a vaginal pH self-test device was used. A 16-item questionnaire was administered to assess comprehension. The...
Source: Women's Health Weekly (2005-08-04)
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