简易创伤后应激障碍检查表-平民作为癌症儿童父母创伤应激筛选器的验证。

IF 1 4区 医学 Q3 NURSING
Elizabeth Harman, Susan M Perkins, Ahna Pai, Sheri L Robb
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研究背景:研究人员和临床医生经常使用六项简短的创伤后应激障碍检查表-平民(PCL-6)进行筛查;然而,PCL-6尚未被证实适用于患有癌症儿童的父母。像PCL-6这样有效和可靠的短筛查将允许床边和/或高级执业护士快速筛查父母的创伤压力,并加快转介支持服务。方法:本研究使用了一项多地点试验收集的数据,该试验检查了对癌症儿童及其父母的干预措施。该数据集包括父母创伤应激自我报告测量(PCL-6;事件量表修订[IES-R])、情绪障碍(心境状态简表[POMS-SF])和幸福感(幸福感指数[IWB])的影响。样本包括136名在四家医院接受癌症治疗的儿童(3-8岁)的父母。分析:对于结构效度,我们使用PCL-6的基线得分与IES-R、pms - sf和IWB的基线得分计算Spearman相关系数。为了内部一致性,我们使用所有父母/照顾者参与者在基线时的PCL-6的六个项目中的每个项目的得分来计算Cronbach's alpha。结果:研究结果表明:收敛性构念效度良好,发散性构念效度合理,内部一致性良好。
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Validation of the Abbreviated PTSD Checklist-Civilian as a Traumatic Stress Screener for Parents of Children With Cancer.

Background: Researchers and clinicians often use the six-item abbreviated Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Checklist-Civilian (PCL-6) for screening; however, the PCL-6 has not been validated for parents of children with cancer. A valid and reliable short screener like the PCL-6 would allow bedside and/or advanced practice nurses to quickly screen parents for traumatic stress and expedite referrals for support services. Method: This study used data collected during a multisite trial examining an intervention for children with cancer and their parents. This dataset included parental self-report measures of traumatic stress (PCL-6; Impact of Events Scale-Revised [IES-R]), mood disturbance (Profile of Mood States-Short Form [POMS-SF]), and wellbeing (Index of Wellbeing [IWB]). The sample included 136 parents of children (3-8 years old) undergoing cancer treatment at four hospitals. Analysis: For construct validity, we calculated Spearman's correlation coefficient using baseline scores of the PCL-6 with baseline scores for the IES-R, POMS-SF, and IWB. For internal consistency, we calculated Cronbach's alpha using the scores of each of the six items of the PCL-6 for all parent/caregiver participants at baseline. Results: Results indicate good convergent construct validity, reasonable divergent construct validity, and good internal consistency.

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