Publications by authors named "B Delaunay"

Background: Participation and completion rates in questionnaire-based surveys are often low.

Objective: This study aims to assess participation and completion rates for a survey using paper and mixed mode questionnaires with patients recruited by research assistants in primary care waiting rooms.

Methods: This cluster-randomized study, conducted in 2023 in France, involved 974 patients from 39 practices randomized into 4 groups: "paper with incentive" (n=251), "paper without incentive" (n=368), "mixed mode with tablet" (n=187), and "mixed mode with QR code" (n=168).

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Meat consumption has significant implications for both individual health and the environment. Understanding individuals' attachment to meat is crucial for designing effective interventions to reduce consumption. The MAQ is a tool developed to assess individuals' attachment to meat.

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Hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis (HLH) is a rare, potentially fatal condition, characterized by overactivation of the immune system. It can manifest as primary or secondary when triggered by infections, neoplasms, or medications. We report here two cases of regorafenib-induced HLH, one of which was life-threatening.

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Background: The 16-item Meat Attachment Questionnaire (MAQ-16) assesses emotional and cognitive attachment to meat across four dimensions: hedonism, affinity, entitlement, and dependence. Recently validated in French, we aimed to develop and validate a shorter, four-item version (MAQ-4) to reduce participant burden.

Methods: In this 2023 observational study in the Rhône-Alpes region, 919 primary care patients were invited to complete the French MAQ-16 (MAQ-16).

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Article Synopsis
  • The Peyronie's Disease Questionnaire (PDQ) was translated into French to assess symptoms and effects of Peyronie's disease for the French-speaking urology community.
  • The translation process involved double translation, expert back translations, and testing comprehension with 30 men with Peyronie's disease, achieving over 95% understanding.
  • The study concluded that the French PDQ translation is valid and understandable for all participants, suggesting further validation in broader French-speaking populations is needed.
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