Construction and validity of definitions for outcome indicators of the INICIARE-26 instrument

IF 1.1 4区 医学 Q3 NURSING
M. Graeff, M. Almeida
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Objective: To construct and validate with experts the conceptual definitions (CD), operational definitions (OD) and magnitude of the operational definition (MOD) of the 26 outcome indicators of the Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC), INICIARE-26 instrument components, which measures patients’ dependency on nursing care. Methods: A methodological study, in two stages, between January and July 2022. In the first, CD, OD and MOD were developed based on scientific literature. Semantic and conceptual equivalences were observed, in addition to standardization of the indicators’ textual formulation. In the second, the Delphi method was used for content validity by eight experts who assessed the relevance of the definitions under the following aspects: “not relevant”; “little relevant”; “quite relevant”; “highly relevant”. The Content Validity Index (CVI) was used, with a value greater than 0.78 for agreement analysis. Results The CD CVI was unanimous for 15 indicators; CD were fully consensual for 17 indicators; MOD was obtained a CVI of 1.00 for 13 indicators. The other items had a CVI of 0.88. The items that did not reach 1.00 of agreement were revised, according to experts’ suggestions, with the aim of improving and providing greater clarity for instrument application. Conclusion: The definitions were constructed and, at the time of validity, reached a satisfactory degree of agreement among experts, and some were unanimous.
INICIARE-26工具结果指标定义的构建和有效性
目的:构建并与专家一起验证护理结果分类(NOC)的26个结果指标的概念定义(CD)、操作定义(OD)和操作定义的大小(MOD),INICIARE-26仪器组件,用于测量患者对护理的依赖性。方法:方法学研究,分两个阶段,于2022年1月至7月进行。首先,CD、OD和MOD是在科学文献的基础上发展起来的。除了指标文本表述的标准化之外,还观察到语义和概念上的对等。在第二部分中,八位专家使用德尔菲方法对内容的有效性进行了评估,他们从以下几个方面评估了定义的相关性:“不相关”;“相关性不大”;“相当相关”;“高度相关”。使用内容有效性指数(CVI),其值大于0.78用于一致性分析。结果15项指标CD CVI一致;裁谈会就17项指标达成了完全一致意见;MOD获得的13个指标的CVI为1.00。其他项目的CVI为0.88。根据专家的建议,对未达到1.00一致意见的项目进行了修订,目的是改进文书的适用并使之更加明确。结论:这些定义是经过构建的,在有效期内,专家们达成了令人满意的一致意见,其中一些是一致的。
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审稿时长
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期刊介绍: Acta Paulista de Enfermagem – (Acta Paul Enferm.), ISSN 1982-0194, is a [bilingual] technical-scientific electronic publication of the Escola Paulista de Enfermagem – EPE, Universidade Federal de São Paulo – UNIFESP. Our mission: To disseminate the scientific knowledge generated within the rigor of research and ethics methodology. Our objective: To publish results of original research for advancement of practices of clinical, surgical, and management nursing, as well as education, research, and information and communication technology.
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