Diagnosis and Management of Infantile Hemangioma

Standard scales or checklists are
those that have at least one of the
following:
-Established reliability and validity
(specified in the text);
-Are very widely used within the
discipline (may have to check the
reference list for the scale)
In the instance where the
methods indicate that a
NEW scale or checklist was
developed for the study
specifically, the author(s)
must explicitly specify the
CONTENT of the new scale
or checklist in sufficient
detail (for example, the body
systems evaluated, or the
specific tests or questions
included.)
5. Are the statistical
methods used to assess
the main harm or adverse
event outcomes
adequate? (RTI cohort)
Note: This form derived from questions from the RTI Item bank and McHarms tool.
Good= 4-5 “yes”; Fair=3 “yes” out of 5; Poor=2 “yes” or less
B-4