Health protective behavior scale: Development and psychometric evaluation

Ping, Weiwei; Cao, Wenjun; Tan, Hongzhuan; Guo, Chaozhong; Dou, Zhiyong; Yang, Jianzhou

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“…The tool was useful for examining behavioral patterns and predicting health behavior one of the factors in this questionnaire is genetic behavior, different ethnicities must participate in the study for generalizability of the findings. (19).…”

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“…Tran DV created the International Physical Activity Questionnaire (IPAQ), a standardized instrument for physical activity monitoring among older adults (17).The health protective behavior)HPB) That has 32 items and includes healthy lifestyles and health protective behaviors. (18,19). The health-promoting lifestyle profile п (HPLP п) questionnaire was based on the Pender model to assess the health-promoting behaviors.…”

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Psychometric Evaluation of Persian Version of the Prenatal Health Behavior Scale

Ghiasvand

Ozgoli

Kariman

2020

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Objective: Prenatal behavior, including nutrition, exercise, drug use and smoking, affects health of a pregnant woman and her fetus. Psychometric evaluation of the Prenatal Health Behavior Scale (PHBS) is important for developing research on measurement of such this behavior during pregnancy.Methods: The present descriptive study was conducted in 2018. The original version was in English, and was then translated into Persian after obtaining permission from tool designer and using Backward-Forward translation.The final Persian version included 240 pregnant mothers who were selected using random cluster sampling from hospitals affiliated to Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences in Tehran. The factor analysis methods (exploratory and confirmatory), Pearson correlation, and Cronbach's alpha coefficient by SPSSV19 and LISRELV8.80 were used to analyze research findings.Results: Content validity and face validity were assessed by survey of 10 experts and 20 pregnant mothers.In general, the CVI was 94%.The confirmatory factor analysis indicated that all factor loadings were appropriate and significant in the initial model. Furthermore, coefficient alpha was 0.932 for prenatal health promoting behavior and 0.935 for Health-impairing behaviors. The values were acceptable and indicated the high validity of tool in the Iranian sample.Conclusion: The research findings indicated that the Prenatal Health Behavior Scale (PHBS) had acceptable psychometric properties among Iranian pregnant women and could be used as a valid tool for assessing prenatal health behavior in Iran.

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Psychometric Evaluation of Persian Version of the Prenatal Health Behavior Scale

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Ozgoli

Kariman

2020

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“…Although the PEDIA's pilot identified four dimensions (Supplementary Material, Table S1: http://cadernos.ensp.fiocruz.br/site/public_site/arquivo/suppl-e00184218_1333.pdf), only three were supported by the EFA. Other studies on the development and validation of scales also observed that the dimensions designed originally were not the same as the final dimensions 42,43 . Each of the three dimensions is conceptually equivalent to one of the original four dimensions or a combination of two.…”

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New patient-reported outcome measure to assess perceived barriers to antiretroviral therapy adherence: the PEDIA scale

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This study sought to develop and evaluate a new patient-reported outcome measure to assess perceived barriers to antiretroviral therapy (ART) adherence. The Perceived Barriers to Antiretroviral Therapy Adherence (PEDIA) scale was developed based on individual interviews with patients. After pilot testing and assessing the evidence based on content analysis, the scale’s revisions resulted in a 40-item version. The PEDIA was applied to 415 HIV-infected adults receiving ART for a maximum of 180 days, recruited from three healthcare facilities of reference in the city of Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais State, Brazil. The analyses included exploratory factor analysis, internal consistency, item response theory, temporal stability, and predictive test-criterion relationship. The scale’s final version contains 18 items distributed in three dimensions, as follows: cognitive and routine problems (4 items); medication and health concerns (6 items); and patient’s fears and feelings (8 items). The results of McDonald’s omega and temporal stability demonstrate that the PEDIA is internally consistent and yields stable scores over time. The assessment of the information’s functions suggested that the three dimensions were informative for assessing a broad range of latent traits. Evidence concerning the test-criterion relationship confirmed that the PEDIA was able to predict non-adherence three months later. Our findings suggest that the PEDIA is a psychometrically adequate tool for evaluating perceived barriers in adult patients initiating ART. It could be used in both research and clinical practice for the early detection of patients at risk of non-adherence and for the identification of potentially modifiable barriers.

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“…Tran DV created the International Physical Activity Questionnaire (IPAQ), a standardized instrument for physical activity monitoring among older adults (17).The health protective behavior scale )HPBS) That has 32 items and includes healthy lifestyles and health protective behaviors. (18,19). The health-promoting lifestyle profile п (HPLP п) questionnaire was based on the Pender model to assess the health-promoting behaviors.…”

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Psychometric Evaluation of Persian Version of the Prenatal Health Behavior Scale

Ghiasvand

Ozgoli

Kariman

2020

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Background: The precise measurement of health promoting and health impairing behavior requires a reliable scale that is specifically designed for the Prenatal behavior. The purpose of the present study was to translate and psychometrically evaluate the Prenatal Health Behavior Scale (PHBS) in Iran. Methods: The present descriptive study was conducted in 2018. The original version was in English, and was then translated into Persian after obtaining permission from scale designer and using Backward-Forward translation.The final Persian version included 240 pregnant mothers who were selected using random cluster sampling from hospitals affiliated to Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences in Tehran. The factor analysis methods (exploratory and confirmatory), Pearson correlation, and Cronbach's alpha coefficient by SPSSV19 and LISRELV8.80 were used to analyze research findings. Results: Content validity and face validity were assessed by survey of 10 experts and 20 pregnant mothers.In general, the CVI was 94%.The confirmatory factor analysis indicated that all factor loadings were appropriate and significant in the initial model. Furthermore, coefficient alpha was 0.932 for prenatal health promoting behavior and 0.935 for Health-impairing behaviors. The values were acceptable and indicated the high validity of tool in the Iranian sample. Conclusion: The research findings indicated that the Prenatal Health Behavior Scale (PHBS) had acceptable psychometric properties among Iranian pregnant women and could be used as a valid scale for assessing prenatal health behavior in Iran.

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Health protective behavior scale: Development and psychometric evaluation

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Psychometric Evaluation of Persian Version of the Prenatal Health Behavior Scale

Psychometric Evaluation of Persian Version of the Prenatal Health Behavior Scale

New patient-reported outcome measure to assess perceived barriers to antiretroviral therapy adherence: the PEDIA scale

Psychometric Evaluation of Persian Version of the Prenatal Health Behavior Scale

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