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    RealD Inc rapid estimate of adult literacy in dentistry (reald-30)
    Rapid Estimate Of Adult Literacy In Dentistry (Reald 30), supplied by RealD Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Oral Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practices, and Literacy of Pregnant Women: A Scoping Review
    Article Snippet: A statistically significant positive correlation was also found between parents’ literacy level and their knowledge about children’s oral health., After adjusting for age, ethnicity, education and the number of children, low oral literacy scores (< 13 REALD-30) were associated with lower levels of knowledge and a low perception of oral health; higher literacy scores were associated with a better perception of self-reported oral health.

    Article Title: Oral health status of Egyptian mothers and their preschool children: association of mother's oral health literacy and marital satisfaction- a cross-sectional study.
    Article Snippet: Finally, our reported discrepancy in the relations between REALD and both the DMFT and dmft (positive) and the gingival and plaque indices (negative), highlights the limitations of using REALD-30 alone as a data collection tool for measuring OHL as it only tests word recognition and pronunciation, not the meaning of the words [48].

    Article Title: Impact of oral health literacy on oral health behaviors and outcomes among the older adults: a scoping review
    Article Snippet: Chowdary et al. [ ] , India , 450 (239/211) , 77.5 ± 9.0 , REALD-30 , Oral hygiene status; periodontal status; prosthetic status , OHI-S; CPI.

    Article Title: Validation of an online version of the rapid estimate of adult literacy in dentistry-30 for use by medical and dental students in Nigeria.
    Article Snippet: The successful validation of the online version of REALD-30 provides a critical resource for conducting remote studies, ensuring the continuity of data collection even amidst challenging circumstances.

    Article Title: Validation of Health Literacy in Dentistry (HeLD-14) in Peruvian Adults: A Cross-Sectional Study
    Article Snippet: Examples of these include the Rapid Estimate of Adult Literacy in Dentistry (REALD-99), REALD-30, Test of Functional Health Literacy in Dentistry, comprehensive measure of oral health knowledge, and the Oral Health Literacy Instrument (OHLI).

    Article Title: Validation of an online version of the rapid estimate of adult literacy in dentistry-30 for use by medical and dental students in Nigeria
    Article Snippet: Medical and dental students were chosen for validating the inaugural online version of the REALD-30 due to their professional expertise, educational background, accessibility, and the practicability of conducting the study with this specific cohort.

    Article Title: Oral health status of Egyptian mothers and their preschool children: association of mother’s oral health literacy and marital satisfaction- a cross-sectional study
    Article Snippet: Finally, our reported discrepancy in the relations between REALD and both the DMFT and dmft (positive) and the gingival and plaque indices (negative), highlights the limitations of using REALD-30 alone as a data collection tool for measuring OHL as it only tests word recognition and pronunciation, not the meaning of the words [ ].

    Article Title: Exploring the Synergistic Association Between Oral Health Status and Oral Health Literacy Among College Students: A Cross-Sectional Study
    Article Snippet: In a study by Haridas et al., they evaluated OHL using the REALD-30, evaluated occupational health and safety (OHS) among adults attending dental college, and clinically evaluated decayed, missing, filled teeth (DMFT), community periodontal index (CPI), and LOA [ ].

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    Article Title: Oral Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practices, and Literacy of Pregnant Women: A Scoping Review
    Article Snippet: A statistically significant positive correlation was also found between parents’ literacy level and their knowledge about children’s oral health., After adjusting for age, ethnicity, education and the number of children, low oral literacy scores (< 13 REALD-30) were associated with lower levels of knowledge and a low perception of oral health; higher literacy scores were associated with a better perception of self-reported oral health.

    Article Title: Oral health status of Egyptian mothers and their preschool children: association of mother's oral health literacy and marital satisfaction- a cross-sectional study.
    Article Snippet: Finally, our reported discrepancy in the relations between REALD and both the DMFT and dmft (positive) and the gingival and plaque indices (negative), highlights the limitations of using REALD-30 alone as a data collection tool for measuring OHL as it only tests word recognition and pronunciation, not the meaning of the words [48].

    Article Title: Impact of oral health literacy on oral health behaviors and outcomes among the older adults: a scoping review
    Article Snippet: Chowdary et al. [ ] , India , 450 (239/211) , 77.5 ± 9.0 , REALD-30 , Oral hygiene status; periodontal status; prosthetic status , OHI-S; CPI.

    Article Title: Validation of an online version of the rapid estimate of adult literacy in dentistry-30 for use by medical and dental students in Nigeria.
    Article Snippet: The successful validation of the online version of REALD-30 provides a critical resource for conducting remote studies, ensuring the continuity of data collection even amidst challenging circumstances.

    Article Title: Validation of Health Literacy in Dentistry (HeLD-14) in Peruvian Adults: A Cross-Sectional Study
    Article Snippet: Examples of these include the Rapid Estimate of Adult Literacy in Dentistry (REALD-99), REALD-30, Test of Functional Health Literacy in Dentistry, comprehensive measure of oral health knowledge, and the Oral Health Literacy Instrument (OHLI).

    Article Title: Validation of an online version of the rapid estimate of adult literacy in dentistry-30 for use by medical and dental students in Nigeria
    Article Snippet: Medical and dental students were chosen for validating the inaugural online version of the REALD-30 due to their professional expertise, educational background, accessibility, and the practicability of conducting the study with this specific cohort.

    Article Title: Oral health status of Egyptian mothers and their preschool children: association of mother’s oral health literacy and marital satisfaction- a cross-sectional study
    Article Snippet: Finally, our reported discrepancy in the relations between REALD and both the DMFT and dmft (positive) and the gingival and plaque indices (negative), highlights the limitations of using REALD-30 alone as a data collection tool for measuring OHL as it only tests word recognition and pronunciation, not the meaning of the words [ ].

    Article Title: Exploring the Synergistic Association Between Oral Health Status and Oral Health Literacy Among College Students: A Cross-Sectional Study
    Article Snippet: In a study by Haridas et al., they evaluated OHL using the REALD-30, evaluated occupational health and safety (OHS) among adults attending dental college, and clinically evaluated decayed, missing, filled teeth (DMFT), community periodontal index (CPI), and LOA [ ].

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    Article Title: Oral Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practices, and Literacy of Pregnant Women: A Scoping Review
    Article Snippet: A statistically significant positive correlation was also found between parents’ literacy level and their knowledge about children’s oral health., After adjusting for age, ethnicity, education and the number of children, low oral literacy scores (< 13 REALD-30) were associated with lower levels of knowledge and a low perception of oral health; higher literacy scores were associated with a better perception of self-reported oral health.

    Article Title: Oral health status of Egyptian mothers and their preschool children: association of mother's oral health literacy and marital satisfaction- a cross-sectional study.
    Article Snippet: Finally, our reported discrepancy in the relations between REALD and both the DMFT and dmft (positive) and the gingival and plaque indices (negative), highlights the limitations of using REALD-30 alone as a data collection tool for measuring OHL as it only tests word recognition and pronunciation, not the meaning of the words [48].

    Article Title: Impact of oral health literacy on oral health behaviors and outcomes among the older adults: a scoping review
    Article Snippet: Chowdary et al. [ ] , India , 450 (239/211) , 77.5 ± 9.0 , REALD-30 , Oral hygiene status; periodontal status; prosthetic status , OHI-S; CPI.

    Article Title: Validation of an online version of the rapid estimate of adult literacy in dentistry-30 for use by medical and dental students in Nigeria.
    Article Snippet: The successful validation of the online version of REALD-30 provides a critical resource for conducting remote studies, ensuring the continuity of data collection even amidst challenging circumstances.

    Article Title: Validation of Health Literacy in Dentistry (HeLD-14) in Peruvian Adults: A Cross-Sectional Study
    Article Snippet: Examples of these include the Rapid Estimate of Adult Literacy in Dentistry (REALD-99), REALD-30, Test of Functional Health Literacy in Dentistry, comprehensive measure of oral health knowledge, and the Oral Health Literacy Instrument (OHLI).

    Article Title: Validation of an online version of the rapid estimate of adult literacy in dentistry-30 for use by medical and dental students in Nigeria
    Article Snippet: Medical and dental students were chosen for validating the inaugural online version of the REALD-30 due to their professional expertise, educational background, accessibility, and the practicability of conducting the study with this specific cohort.

    Article Title: Oral health status of Egyptian mothers and their preschool children: association of mother’s oral health literacy and marital satisfaction- a cross-sectional study
    Article Snippet: Finally, our reported discrepancy in the relations between REALD and both the DMFT and dmft (positive) and the gingival and plaque indices (negative), highlights the limitations of using REALD-30 alone as a data collection tool for measuring OHL as it only tests word recognition and pronunciation, not the meaning of the words [ ].

    Article Title: Exploring the Synergistic Association Between Oral Health Status and Oral Health Literacy Among College Students: A Cross-Sectional Study
    Article Snippet: In a study by Haridas et al., they evaluated OHL using the REALD-30, evaluated occupational health and safety (OHS) among adults attending dental college, and clinically evaluated decayed, missing, filled teeth (DMFT), community periodontal index (CPI), and LOA [ ].

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    Article Title: Oral Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practices, and Literacy of Pregnant Women: A Scoping Review
    Article Snippet: A statistically significant positive correlation was also found between parents’ literacy level and their knowledge about children’s oral health., After adjusting for age, ethnicity, education and the number of children, low oral literacy scores (< 13 REALD-30) were associated with lower levels of knowledge and a low perception of oral health; higher literacy scores were associated with a better perception of self-reported oral health.

    Article Title: Oral health status of Egyptian mothers and their preschool children: association of mother's oral health literacy and marital satisfaction- a cross-sectional study.
    Article Snippet: Finally, our reported discrepancy in the relations between REALD and both the DMFT and dmft (positive) and the gingival and plaque indices (negative), highlights the limitations of using REALD-30 alone as a data collection tool for measuring OHL as it only tests word recognition and pronunciation, not the meaning of the words [48].

    Article Title: Impact of oral health literacy on oral health behaviors and outcomes among the older adults: a scoping review
    Article Snippet: Chowdary et al. [ ] , India , 450 (239/211) , 77.5 ± 9.0 , REALD-30 , Oral hygiene status; periodontal status; prosthetic status , OHI-S; CPI.

    Article Title: Validation of an online version of the rapid estimate of adult literacy in dentistry-30 for use by medical and dental students in Nigeria.
    Article Snippet: The successful validation of the online version of REALD-30 provides a critical resource for conducting remote studies, ensuring the continuity of data collection even amidst challenging circumstances.

    Article Title: Validation of Health Literacy in Dentistry (HeLD-14) in Peruvian Adults: A Cross-Sectional Study
    Article Snippet: Examples of these include the Rapid Estimate of Adult Literacy in Dentistry (REALD-99), REALD-30, Test of Functional Health Literacy in Dentistry, comprehensive measure of oral health knowledge, and the Oral Health Literacy Instrument (OHLI).

    Article Title: Validation of an online version of the rapid estimate of adult literacy in dentistry-30 for use by medical and dental students in Nigeria
    Article Snippet: Medical and dental students were chosen for validating the inaugural online version of the REALD-30 due to their professional expertise, educational background, accessibility, and the practicability of conducting the study with this specific cohort.

    Article Title: Oral health status of Egyptian mothers and their preschool children: association of mother’s oral health literacy and marital satisfaction- a cross-sectional study
    Article Snippet: Finally, our reported discrepancy in the relations between REALD and both the DMFT and dmft (positive) and the gingival and plaque indices (negative), highlights the limitations of using REALD-30 alone as a data collection tool for measuring OHL as it only tests word recognition and pronunciation, not the meaning of the words [ ].

    Article Title: Exploring the Synergistic Association Between Oral Health Status and Oral Health Literacy Among College Students: A Cross-Sectional Study
    Article Snippet: In a study by Haridas et al., they evaluated OHL using the REALD-30, evaluated occupational health and safety (OHS) among adults attending dental college, and clinically evaluated decayed, missing, filled teeth (DMFT), community periodontal index (CPI), and LOA [ ].

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    Article Title: Oral Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practices, and Literacy of Pregnant Women: A Scoping Review
    Article Snippet: A statistically significant positive correlation was also found between parents’ literacy level and their knowledge about children’s oral health., After adjusting for age, ethnicity, education and the number of children, low oral literacy scores (< 13 REALD-30) were associated with lower levels of knowledge and a low perception of oral health; higher literacy scores were associated with a better perception of self-reported oral health.

    Article Title: Oral health status of Egyptian mothers and their preschool children: association of mother's oral health literacy and marital satisfaction- a cross-sectional study.
    Article Snippet: Finally, our reported discrepancy in the relations between REALD and both the DMFT and dmft (positive) and the gingival and plaque indices (negative), highlights the limitations of using REALD-30 alone as a data collection tool for measuring OHL as it only tests word recognition and pronunciation, not the meaning of the words [48].

    Article Title: Impact of oral health literacy on oral health behaviors and outcomes among the older adults: a scoping review
    Article Snippet: Chowdary et al. [ ] , India , 450 (239/211) , 77.5 ± 9.0 , REALD-30 , Oral hygiene status; periodontal status; prosthetic status , OHI-S; CPI.

    Article Title: Validation of an online version of the rapid estimate of adult literacy in dentistry-30 for use by medical and dental students in Nigeria.
    Article Snippet: The successful validation of the online version of REALD-30 provides a critical resource for conducting remote studies, ensuring the continuity of data collection even amidst challenging circumstances.

    Article Title: Validation of Health Literacy in Dentistry (HeLD-14) in Peruvian Adults: A Cross-Sectional Study
    Article Snippet: Examples of these include the Rapid Estimate of Adult Literacy in Dentistry (REALD-99), REALD-30, Test of Functional Health Literacy in Dentistry, comprehensive measure of oral health knowledge, and the Oral Health Literacy Instrument (OHLI).

    Article Title: Validation of an online version of the rapid estimate of adult literacy in dentistry-30 for use by medical and dental students in Nigeria
    Article Snippet: Medical and dental students were chosen for validating the inaugural online version of the REALD-30 due to their professional expertise, educational background, accessibility, and the practicability of conducting the study with this specific cohort.

    Article Title: Oral health status of Egyptian mothers and their preschool children: association of mother’s oral health literacy and marital satisfaction- a cross-sectional study
    Article Snippet: Finally, our reported discrepancy in the relations between REALD and both the DMFT and dmft (positive) and the gingival and plaque indices (negative), highlights the limitations of using REALD-30 alone as a data collection tool for measuring OHL as it only tests word recognition and pronunciation, not the meaning of the words [ ].

    Article Title: Exploring the Synergistic Association Between Oral Health Status and Oral Health Literacy Among College Students: A Cross-Sectional Study
    Article Snippet: In a study by Haridas et al., they evaluated OHL using the REALD-30, evaluated occupational health and safety (OHS) among adults attending dental college, and clinically evaluated decayed, missing, filled teeth (DMFT), community periodontal index (CPI), and LOA [ ].

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    Article Title: Oral Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practices, and Literacy of Pregnant Women: A Scoping Review
    Article Snippet: A statistically significant positive correlation was also found between parents’ literacy level and their knowledge about children’s oral health., After adjusting for age, ethnicity, education and the number of children, low oral literacy scores (< 13 REALD-30) were associated with lower levels of knowledge and a low perception of oral health; higher literacy scores were associated with a better perception of self-reported oral health.

    Article Title: Oral health status of Egyptian mothers and their preschool children: association of mother's oral health literacy and marital satisfaction- a cross-sectional study.
    Article Snippet: Finally, our reported discrepancy in the relations between REALD and both the DMFT and dmft (positive) and the gingival and plaque indices (negative), highlights the limitations of using REALD-30 alone as a data collection tool for measuring OHL as it only tests word recognition and pronunciation, not the meaning of the words [48].

    Article Title: Impact of oral health literacy on oral health behaviors and outcomes among the older adults: a scoping review
    Article Snippet: Chowdary et al. [ ] , India , 450 (239/211) , 77.5 ± 9.0 , REALD-30 , Oral hygiene status; periodontal status; prosthetic status , OHI-S; CPI.

    Article Title: Validation of an online version of the rapid estimate of adult literacy in dentistry-30 for use by medical and dental students in Nigeria.
    Article Snippet: The successful validation of the online version of REALD-30 provides a critical resource for conducting remote studies, ensuring the continuity of data collection even amidst challenging circumstances.

    Article Title: Validation of Health Literacy in Dentistry (HeLD-14) in Peruvian Adults: A Cross-Sectional Study
    Article Snippet: Examples of these include the Rapid Estimate of Adult Literacy in Dentistry (REALD-99), REALD-30, Test of Functional Health Literacy in Dentistry, comprehensive measure of oral health knowledge, and the Oral Health Literacy Instrument (OHLI).

    Article Title: Validation of an online version of the rapid estimate of adult literacy in dentistry-30 for use by medical and dental students in Nigeria
    Article Snippet: Medical and dental students were chosen for validating the inaugural online version of the REALD-30 due to their professional expertise, educational background, accessibility, and the practicability of conducting the study with this specific cohort.

    Article Title: Oral health status of Egyptian mothers and their preschool children: association of mother’s oral health literacy and marital satisfaction- a cross-sectional study
    Article Snippet: Finally, our reported discrepancy in the relations between REALD and both the DMFT and dmft (positive) and the gingival and plaque indices (negative), highlights the limitations of using REALD-30 alone as a data collection tool for measuring OHL as it only tests word recognition and pronunciation, not the meaning of the words [ ].

    Article Title: Exploring the Synergistic Association Between Oral Health Status and Oral Health Literacy Among College Students: A Cross-Sectional Study
    Article Snippet: In a study by Haridas et al., they evaluated OHL using the REALD-30, evaluated occupational health and safety (OHS) among adults attending dental college, and clinically evaluated decayed, missing, filled teeth (DMFT), community periodontal index (CPI), and LOA [ ].

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    Article Title: Oral Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practices, and Literacy of Pregnant Women: A Scoping Review
    Article Snippet: A statistically significant positive correlation was also found between parents’ literacy level and their knowledge about children’s oral health., After adjusting for age, ethnicity, education and the number of children, low oral literacy scores (< 13 REALD-30) were associated with lower levels of knowledge and a low perception of oral health; higher literacy scores were associated with a better perception of self-reported oral health.

    Article Title: Oral health status of Egyptian mothers and their preschool children: association of mother's oral health literacy and marital satisfaction- a cross-sectional study.
    Article Snippet: Finally, our reported discrepancy in the relations between REALD and both the DMFT and dmft (positive) and the gingival and plaque indices (negative), highlights the limitations of using REALD-30 alone as a data collection tool for measuring OHL as it only tests word recognition and pronunciation, not the meaning of the words [48].

    Article Title: Impact of oral health literacy on oral health behaviors and outcomes among the older adults: a scoping review
    Article Snippet: Chowdary et al. [ ] , India , 450 (239/211) , 77.5 ± 9.0 , REALD-30 , Oral hygiene status; periodontal status; prosthetic status , OHI-S; CPI.

    Article Title: Validation of an online version of the rapid estimate of adult literacy in dentistry-30 for use by medical and dental students in Nigeria.
    Article Snippet: The successful validation of the online version of REALD-30 provides a critical resource for conducting remote studies, ensuring the continuity of data collection even amidst challenging circumstances.

    Article Title: Validation of Health Literacy in Dentistry (HeLD-14) in Peruvian Adults: A Cross-Sectional Study
    Article Snippet: Examples of these include the Rapid Estimate of Adult Literacy in Dentistry (REALD-99), REALD-30, Test of Functional Health Literacy in Dentistry, comprehensive measure of oral health knowledge, and the Oral Health Literacy Instrument (OHLI).

    Article Title: Validation of an online version of the rapid estimate of adult literacy in dentistry-30 for use by medical and dental students in Nigeria
    Article Snippet: Medical and dental students were chosen for validating the inaugural online version of the REALD-30 due to their professional expertise, educational background, accessibility, and the practicability of conducting the study with this specific cohort.

    Article Title: Oral health status of Egyptian mothers and their preschool children: association of mother’s oral health literacy and marital satisfaction- a cross-sectional study
    Article Snippet: Finally, our reported discrepancy in the relations between REALD and both the DMFT and dmft (positive) and the gingival and plaque indices (negative), highlights the limitations of using REALD-30 alone as a data collection tool for measuring OHL as it only tests word recognition and pronunciation, not the meaning of the words [ ].

    Article Title: Exploring the Synergistic Association Between Oral Health Status and Oral Health Literacy Among College Students: A Cross-Sectional Study
    Article Snippet: In a study by Haridas et al., they evaluated OHL using the REALD-30, evaluated occupational health and safety (OHS) among adults attending dental college, and clinically evaluated decayed, missing, filled teeth (DMFT), community periodontal index (CPI), and LOA [ ].



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