
Findings suggest that psychometric tests used for The Respiratory Infection Intensity and Impact Questionnaire provide reliable, construct validity, and responsive evidence to detect onset symptoms of RSV.

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Findings suggest that psychometric tests used for The Respiratory Infection Intensity and Impact Questionnaire provide reliable, construct validity, and responsive evidence to detect onset symptoms of RSV.

The findings suggest that the research conducted will be useful in enhancing the development of the HIV vaccine and can also be used to improve other viral pathogens.

Utilizing longitudinal assessments of language impairment and clinical progression could help identify challenges earlier.