DIFFICULTIES OF DIABETIC PATIENTS IN THE ILLNESS CONTROL: FEELINGS AND BEHAVIORS This study aimed to identify difficulties diabetic patients face during treatment in controlling the disease. A total of 24 diabetic patients, attended in the Nurse Educational Center for Adults and Elders in
Objective: To translate and adapt the Diabetes Distress Scale for the Brazilian culture. Methods: The process followed international standards for adaptation of an instrument: translation, back translation and evaluation by a panel of judges, and pretest. Results: The stages of translation and back translation were performed successfully, and the evaluation of the synthesis version by the expert panel resulted in modification of items, ensuring the equivalence between the original and translated versions. During the pretest, there were reformulations of some items, making them clearer and easier to understand. Conclusion: The Brazilian version of the Diabetes Distress Scale received satisfactory results with respect to the process of translation and cultural adaptation. Keywords: Diabetes mellitus; Quality of life; Validation studies; Translating RESUMOObjetivo: Traduzir e adaptar o Diabetes Distress Scale para a cultura brasileira. Métodos: o processo seguiu as normas internacionais para adaptação de um instrumento: tradução, retrotradução e avaliação por um grupo de juízes e pré-teste. Resultados: as etapas de tradução e retrotradução foram realizadas com sucesso, e a avaliação da versão síntese pelo comitê de juízes resultou em alteração de itens, assegurando as equivalências entre a versão original e a traduzida. Durante o pré-teste, foram realizadas reformulações de alguns itens, tornando-os mais claros e de fácil compreensão. Conclusão: a versão brasileira do Diabetes Distress Scale encontrou resultados satisfatórios em relação ao processo de tradução e adaptação cultural. Descritores: Diabetes mellitus; Qualidade de vida; Estudos de validação; Tradução RESUMENObjetivo: Traducir y adaptar la Diabetes Distress Scale para la cultura brasilera. Métodos: el proceso siguió las normas internacionales para la adaptación de un instrumento: traducción, retrotraducción y evaluación por un grupo de jueces y pre test. Resultados: Las etapas de traducción y retrotraducción fueron realizadas con éxito, y la evaluación de la versión síntesis por el comité de jueces dio como resultado la alteración de items, asegurando las equivalencias entre la version original y la traducida. Durante el pre test, fueron realizadas reformulaciones de algunos items, volviéndose más claros y de fácil comprensión. Conclusión: la versión brasilera de la Diabetes Distress Scale encontró resultados satisfactorios en relación al proceso de traducción y adaptación cultural. Descriptores: Diabetes mellitus; Calidad de la vida; Estudios de validación; Traducción
Título em inglês: Cross-Cultural adaptation and validation of the instrument "Diabetes Distress Scale"-DDS for the brasilian culture Keywords: vii ausência da correlação entre a medida do escore total e domínios do DDS e o do WHOQOL, e a avaliação da estabilidade do instrumento. Linha de Pesquisa: Processo de Cuidar em Saúde e Enfermagem Palavras-chave: Diabetes Mellitus, qualidade de vida, estudos de validação e tradução (processo) viii ABSTRACT ix CROSS-CULTURAL ADAPTATION AND VALIDATION OF THE INSTRUMENT "DIABETES DISTRESS SCALE"-DDS FOR THE BRAZILIAN CULTURE Chronic diseases such as diabetes mellitus (DM), require a clinical and investigative approach that includes all the biological, psychological and social needs of individuals with. The measurement of psychological factors with the identification of emotional problems can serve as a useful tool in the evaluation of the variables that affect treatment adherence. The objective of this research was to study the cultural adaptation and validation of the Diabetes Distress Scale tool to Brazilian culture. To develop this research, we used the methodological framework advocated in the literature, which involves the steps of: translating the instrument to the target language, synthesis of translations, back-translation, evaluation by a committee of judges and conducting pre-test. Regarding psychometric properties, reliability of the Brazilian version of the DDS was evaluated for its homogeneity through the Cronbach alpha and comparison of continuous measures or sortable, we used the Mann-Whitney test. The validity was verified by comparing the scores of the DDS with the instrument for assessing quality of life WHOQOL-bref. The final version of the adapted instrument was subjected to a validation process of a sample of type 2 DM (n = 170) as an outpatient at a university hospital in the state of São Paulo. The results showed that the instrument high levels of internal consistency fot the total items (0,94) and for the domains: emotional (0,87), physician-related stress (0,88), therapeutic regimen (0,85) and interpersonal relations (0,81), with Cronbach's alpha coefficient. However, we note some limitations, it is recommended that future projects are carried out in order to better understand some findings as a lack of correlation between the measure of the total score and domains of the WHOQOL and DDS, and evaluate the stability of instrument.
Conclusions: Patient's perspective is an important factor in management of a disease especially under unusual circumstances like COVID-19. It should be taken into account to help in making efficient management planning in future.Legal entity responsible for the study: The authors.
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