Centralization of cleft care in the UK. Part 6: a tale of two studies
Orthodontics and Craniofacial Research2015Vol. 18(S2), pp. 56–62
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Andy Ness, Andrew K. Wills, Andrea Waylen, Rana Al-Ghatam, T. E. M. Jones, R. Preston, Anthony J Ireland, Martin Persson, J. Smallridge, Amanda Hall, Debbie Sell, Jonathan Sandy
Abstract
Outcomes for children with a unilateral cleft lip and palate have improved after the introduction of a centralized multidisciplinary service, and other countries may benefit from this model. Predictors of early outcomes are still needed, and repeated cross-sectional studies, larger longitudinal studies and adequately powered trials are required to create a research-led evidence-based (centralized) service.
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