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Seven-item parent-reported AAC implementation experience score

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Description

A seven-item parent-reported questionnaire developed by Jarrar Hala et al. to measure experiences of implementing augmentative and alternative communication, including support, confidence, fit, teamwork, follow-up, and emotional needs.

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  • Jarrar Hala, Malhis Lana, Munawer Alaa, Omareya Moamen, Deek Nagham, Abutair Razan, Dodeen Saja, Khadeje Sara Majed, Abu-Shamat Zaynab. (2026). Parent-reported benefits, barriers, and experiences of augmentative and alternative communication use among children with autism in Nablus, Palestine: a cross-sectional study. BMC Pediatrics. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12887-026-07161-2
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title Seven-item parent-reported AAC implementation experience score
description A seven-item parent-reported questionnaire developed by Jarrar Hala et al.
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