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Los investigadores desarrollaron la Functional Communication Checklist (FCC) para cuantificar la comunicación funcional (CF) en la afasia primaria progresiva (APP). Esta nueva herramienta ayuda a evaluar las habilidades de comunicación de las personas con APP.

Palabras clave:
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  • La comunicación funcional (CF) es crucial para la vida diaria y la autonomía del paciente.
  • Faltan medidas cuantitativas para la CF en condiciones neurodegenerativas, especialmente en la afasia primaria progresiva (APP).
  • Se necesita una herramienta de evaluación mínimamente invasiva para la APP.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Desarrollar el primer instrumento para documentar la comunicación funcional (CF) en personas con APP.
  • Crear la Functional Communication Checklist (FCC) incorporando retroalimentación de expertos y validación.

Principales métodos:

  • Los ítems candidatos de la FCC fueron generados por expertos en APP y refinados por logopedas (SLP) utilizando un proceso de consenso electrónico Delphi.
  • Los SLP fueron reclutados a través de redes profesionales y registros de publicaciones.
  • La retroalimentación de las rondas Delphi se utilizó para refinar la FCC, con una evaluación planificada de la validez y la fiabilidad entre evaluadores.

Principales resultados:

  • 67 expertos contribuyeron al desarrollo de la FCC.
  • La versión actual de la FCC evalúa 55 aspectos en discurso, pragmática social, lenguaje, habla y cognición.
  • Cada dominio se evalúa en un espectro de fortaleza o interferencia en la comunicación.

Conclusiones:

  • La FCC cuantifica la CF combinando la observación clínica, la autoevaluación del paciente y la perspectiva del acompañante.
  • Los resultados cuantitativos establecerán una taxonomía común de CF, promoviendo la colaboración interdisciplinaria y la coherencia.
  • El desarrollo de la FCC resalta el valor de las asociaciones de investigación interdisciplinarias.