意大利对护理保健专业人性化表格的验证
Arianna Angelone1, Roberto Latina2, Giuliano Anastasi3
1AO S. Camillo-Forlanini Hospital.
概括
意大利版本的医疗保健专业人性化量表 (HUMAS-I) 显示出可靠且有效的心理测量特性. 这种经过验证的护理尺度现在可以在意大利医疗保健机构中用于评估患者护理人性化.
科学领域:
- 护理 护理 护理
- 医疗保健的质量 医疗保健的质量
- 心理测量 心理测量 心理测量
背景情况:
- 医疗保健专业人性化量表 (HUMAS) 评估了护理中的护理人性化程度.
- 现有的验证仅限于西班牙语,需要适应其他语言和文化背景.
研究的目的:
- 验证和评估HUMAS可靠性,用于意大利注册护士样本.
- 将HUMAS尺度调整为意大利语 (HUMAS-I),考虑到医疗保健提供中的文化细微差别.
主要方法:
- 一项涉及300名注册护士的横截面研究.
- 意大利版本 (HUMAS-I) 的构建,然后进行心理测量分析.
- 采用了探索性因子分析,内容有效性指数 (CVI),Cronbach的alpha和测试-重新测试可靠性.
主要成果:
- HUMAS-I由19个项目组成,分为五个相关的潜在因素,解释了68.4%的差异.
- 该尺度显示每个因素的克伦巴赫α值令人满意,平均CVI为0.68.
- 通过测试复试分析证实了可靠性.
结论:
- HUMAS-I表现出可接受的心理测量特性,与西班牙语版本的原始版本相比.
- 这种经过验证的意大利仪器适用于护理实践和研究.
- HUMAS-I可以帮助评估和改善意大利医疗保健系统内的护理人性化.
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