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Construction and validation of an instrument for assessing the functionality of individuals with schistosomiasis.

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OBJECTIVES to construct and validate an instrument for assessing the functionality of individuals with schistosomiasis. METHODS methodological study, developed in three stages: 1) construction of the instrument and its association… Click to show full abstract

OBJECTIVES to construct and validate an instrument for assessing the functionality of individuals with schistosomiasis. METHODS methodological study, developed in three stages: 1) construction of the instrument and its association with categories of the International Classification of Functionality, which the study used to elaborate the questions; 2) validation of content, performed by judges experts in the subject; 3) application of the instrument by the test-retest technique in the population with schistosomiasis in 14 days. The study used the correlation coefficient kappa to calculate the degree of agreement between the judges kappa. RESULTS in its final version, the instrument consists of 27 items, 9 of which are from the Body functions component, 6 from Body structures, 4 from Activity and participation, and 8 from Environmental factors. CONCLUSIONS the constructed instrument has a biopsychosocial approach, considering four components of the ICF, besides presenting good validity and interobserver reliability.

Keywords: assessing functionality; functionality individuals; instrument; instrument assessing; functionality; individuals schistosomiasis

Journal Title: Revista brasileira de enfermagem
Year Published: 2021

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