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Development of a Scale to Measure an Unemployment Syndrome: Items Generation and Content Validity
Anna Bocchino1, Isabel Lepiani Diaz1, Maria Jesus Medialdea1
1Nursing Faculty "Salus Infirmorum,", University of Cádiz, Cádiz, Spain.
Purpose:
To develop a scale for a group of symptoms based on the unemployment syndrome.
Methods:
The development consisted of four phases: (I) review of literature, (II) concept elicitation, (III) concept selection and item construction, and (IV) content validation.
Findings:
Twenty final items that were established as adequate for being included in the instrument.
Conclusion:
The unemployment syndrome scale could be used to identify the needs and sintomatology of unemployed people and support the identification of the syndrome.
Implications For Nursing Practice:
The instrument makes it possible to assess the symptomatology specific to the syndrome and to record properly the assessment of the biopsychosocial conditions on the part of the nursing profession for providing quality comprehensive care.
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