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Longitudinal Evaluation of Transition Services (LETS Study): Protocol for outcome evaluation
BMC Pediatrics, 05/18/2012

Tsybina I et al. – The LETS study will be original in its undertaking of a prospective examination of outcomes 1–year post–transition, use of multiple comparison groups, and absence of disability–related exclusion criteria ensuring that the transition experiences of varied populations of young people and their families will be represented.

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Longitudinal Evaluation of Transition Services (LETS Study): Protocol for outcome evaluation BMC Pediatrics, 05/18/2012

Longitudinal Evaluation of Transition Services (LETS Study): Protocol for outcome evaluation
BMC Pediatrics, 05/18/2012