Development and Validation of a Questionnaire to Assess Older Adults Perception About Fall Risks

Â. Bós, P. Morsch, Mauro Myskiw, J. Myskiw
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Introduction: In Brazil, 28% to 35% of individuals over the age of 65 fall each year. Literature suggests that 30% to 40% of falls are preventable through management of risk factors. However, adherence in prevention programs depends on older adults' perceptions about falling. Objective: To develop and to validate a questionnaire to evaluate older adults' perception about fall risks factors. Method: This study was developed through qualitative and methodological approaches. Qualitative method was conducted through content analysis and the questionnaire was tested through content and face validity techniques. Results: The two main categories from qualitative analysis, falls problematization and the perception of risk factors, served as basis for the development of the questionnaire. The proposed research tool, with 36 questions was sent to content validity analysis through evaluation of "judges", in three aspects: clarity of language, importance and theoretical relevance. With these results, it was possible to calculate the validity coefficient (VC).
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一份评估老年人跌倒风险认知的问卷的开发与验证
简介:在巴西,每年有28%到35%的65岁以上的人跌倒。文献表明,30%至40%的跌倒是可以通过管理风险因素来预防的。然而,坚持预防项目取决于老年人对跌倒的看法。目的:编制并验证老年人对跌倒危险因素认知的调查问卷。方法:本研究采用定性和方法学方法。通过内容分析进行定性分析,通过内容效度和面效度技术对问卷进行检验。结果:定性分析得出的跌倒问题化和对危险因素的感知这两个主要类别是编制问卷的依据。提出的研究工具共有36个问题,通过对“评委”的评价,从语言的清晰度、重要性和理论相关性三个方面进行内容效度分析。根据这些结果,可以计算效度系数(VC)。
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