翻訳,文化的適応,フィンランド保健社会福祉部門の経営者倫理プロフィールスケールの予備心理テスト

Essi Xiong1, Maarit Karhula2, Jaana Paltamaa3

  • 1Faculty of Medicine, Research Unit of Health Sciences and Technology, University of Oulu, Oulu, Finland.

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まとめ

経営者倫理プロフィール (MEP) のスケールは翻訳され,フィンランド人の医療・社会福祉担当者向けに文化的に適応されました. MEP-Finは優れた内容の妥当性と内部の一貫性を示し,倫理的意思決定の研究におけるその使用を支持しました.

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