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|August 13, 2021
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The RAPT-FC questionnaire accurately assesses French-Canadian patients undergoing hip or knee replacement surgery. This validated tool aids in planning postoperative care for this population.

Area of Science:

  • Orthopedics
  • Medical Translation
  • Health Services Research

Context:

  • Pre-operative questionnaires are crucial for predicting patient outcomes after joint replacement surgery.
  • The original RAPT (Rehabilitation Assessment of Physical Therapy) questionnaire requires validation for diverse linguistic and cultural groups.
  • Hip and knee arthroplasty patients in French-Canadian communities need culturally adapted assessment tools.

Purpose:

  • To translate and assess the transcultural validity of the RAPT for French-Canadian patients undergoing hip or knee arthroplasty.
  • To determine the standard error of measurements for the French-Canadian version of the RAPT (RAPT-FC).

Summary:

  • The RAPT was translated and culturally adapted into French-Canadian (RAPT-FC) through a four-step process: initial translation, retro-translation, patient clarity assessment, and transcultural validity assessment.
Keywords:
arthroplastymetrological qualitiesprediction toolstranscultural validitytranslation

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  • The RAPT-FC demonstrated high comparability with the original English RAPT, with correlation coefficients ranging from 0.858 to 0.988.
  • The standard error of measurements for the RAPT-FC was calculated to be 0.8.

    • Impact:

    • The RAPT-FC is a reliable and valid tool comparable to the original RAPT for the French-Canadian population.
    • This validated questionnaire can assist healthcare providers in resource planning for postoperative care following hip and knee replacements in this demographic.
    • Facilitates improved patient management and resource allocation in orthopedic surgery for French-Canadian patients.