Creation and content validity of a scale for assessing adherence to good practices for COVID-19

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Autor(a) principal: Meneguin,Silmara
Data de Publicação: 2022
Outros Autores: Pollo,Camila Fernandes, Garuzi,Miriane, Morais,José Fausto de, Reche,Mariana Cristina, Melchiades,Ediana Preisler, Coró,Cintia, Segalla,Amanda Vitória Zorzi
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Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista Brasileira de Enfermagem (Online)
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Resumo: ABSTRACT Objective: to create a scale for assessing the adherence of healthcare providers to good practices for COVID-19 in the hospital setting and determine its content and face validity. Methods: A methodological study was developed in three sequential phases: creation of items and domains based on a literature review and administration of the questionnaire to 16 nursing professionals; assessment of content and face validity by experts; and semantic analysis. Results: The 51-item scale was submitted to the evaluation of seven experts. Items with a content validity index ≥ 0.83 were maintained. During the semantic analysis performed by the administration of the scale to 37 healthcare providers, no suggestions for changes were made and the comprehension rate was 87%. Conclusions: the 47-item instrument with three dimensions (personal, organizational, and psychosocial) achieved satisfactory content and face validity, meeting the parameters established in the literature.
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title Creation and content validity of a scale for assessing adherence to good practices for COVID-19
spellingShingle Creation and content validity of a scale for assessing adherence to good practices for COVID-19
Meneguin,Silmara
Validation Study
Coronavirus Infection
Protocols
Nursing
Reproducibility
title_short Creation and content validity of a scale for assessing adherence to good practices for COVID-19
title_full Creation and content validity of a scale for assessing adherence to good practices for COVID-19
title_fullStr Creation and content validity of a scale for assessing adherence to good practices for COVID-19
title_full_unstemmed Creation and content validity of a scale for assessing adherence to good practices for COVID-19
title_sort Creation and content validity of a scale for assessing adherence to good practices for COVID-19
author Meneguin,Silmara
author_facet Meneguin,Silmara
Pollo,Camila Fernandes
Garuzi,Miriane
Morais,José Fausto de
Reche,Mariana Cristina
Melchiades,Ediana Preisler
Coró,Cintia
Segalla,Amanda Vitória Zorzi
author_role author
author2 Pollo,Camila Fernandes
Garuzi,Miriane
Morais,José Fausto de
Reche,Mariana Cristina
Melchiades,Ediana Preisler
Coró,Cintia
Segalla,Amanda Vitória Zorzi
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
author
author
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Pollo,Camila Fernandes
Garuzi,Miriane
Morais,José Fausto de
Reche,Mariana Cristina
Melchiades,Ediana Preisler
Coró,Cintia
Segalla,Amanda Vitória Zorzi
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Validation Study
Coronavirus Infection
Protocols
Nursing
Reproducibility
topic Validation Study
Coronavirus Infection
Protocols
Nursing
Reproducibility
description ABSTRACT Objective: to create a scale for assessing the adherence of healthcare providers to good practices for COVID-19 in the hospital setting and determine its content and face validity. Methods: A methodological study was developed in three sequential phases: creation of items and domains based on a literature review and administration of the questionnaire to 16 nursing professionals; assessment of content and face validity by experts; and semantic analysis. Results: The 51-item scale was submitted to the evaluation of seven experts. Items with a content validity index ≥ 0.83 were maintained. During the semantic analysis performed by the administration of the scale to 37 healthcare providers, no suggestions for changes were made and the comprehension rate was 87%. Conclusions: the 47-item instrument with three dimensions (personal, organizational, and psychosocial) achieved satisfactory content and face validity, meeting the parameters established in the literature.
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