Revision of the Facts on Osteoporosis Quiz

Ailinger, Rita L.; Lasus, Howard; Braun, Mary Ann

doi:10.1097/00006199-200305000-00010

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“…The scores of this cohort on the FOOQ when compared to those of Ailinger et al (2003) are similar, suggesting no difference between this group of Health Care Professionals and the lay public surveyed by Ailinger et al (2003). Views also purported by Berarducci et al (2002) and Ziccardi et al (2004).…”

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confidence: 73%

“…The original Facts on Osteoporosis Quiz (FOOQ), developed by Ailinger et al (2003), was theoretically informed by Orem's (1995) Self-Care Theory. Permission was sought and granted from Ailinger et al to utilise their questionnaire, with slight modifications to suit the Irish population.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The tool was comprised of two sections. Section I, the Facts on Osteoporosis Quiz (FOOQ) (Ailinger et al, 2003), having 20 questions with 'true', 'false' or 'don't know'. Section II contained 13 demographic questions asking details of age, sex, qualifications and personal and professional knowledge of osteoporosis.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…14, where only 6.25% (n = 8) scored correctly, in other words almost all respondents (93.75%) erroneously believe that 'walking has a great effect on bone health'. It is pertinent to note here that Ailinger et al (2003), in their revision of the FOOQ stated that the expert reviewers declared this question ''too difficult'' i.e. less than 20% of Ailinger et al's pilot population were correct.…”

Section: Knowledge Of Lifestyle Factorsmentioning

confidence: 97%

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“…Nekoliko drugih studija validacije upitnika za procenu znanja o osteoporozi sprovedene su na sličnim populacijama (126,132,134).…”

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The application of factor analysis in studies of psychometric properties of osteoporosis knowledge assessment questionnaire and quality of life questionnaire for patients with osteoporosis : doctoral dissertration

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Primena faktorske analize u ispitivanju psihometrijskih karakteristika upitnika za procenu znanja o osteoporozi i kvaliteta života pacijenata sa osteoporozom doktorska disertacija Beograd, 2012 UNIVERSITY OF BELGRADE FACULTY OF PHARMACY Ivana B. TadicThe application of factor analysis in studies of psychometric properties of osteoporosis knowledge assessment questionnaire and quality of life questionnaire for patients with osteoporosis Doctoral DissertationBelgrade, 2012 Zaključak. Faktorska analiza može da se koristi u adaptaciji modela upitnika prema ciljnoj populaciji. Rezultati faktorske analize i psihometrijske karakteristike upitnikaOKAT pokazale su da model od 9 pitanja može da se koristi na široj populaciji žena kao pouzdan upitnik za procenu jednog od faktora rizika za razvoj osteoporoze. Validacija QUALEFFO-41 upitnika omogućuje njegovu dalju primenu u kliničkim studijama.Rezultati istraživanja bazirana na ispitivanju kvaliteta života povezanog sa zdravljem pacijenata mogu se koristiti u faramkoekonomskim studijama trošak -efektivnost, što omogućuje odabir najisplatljivije terapije.

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Knowledge about osteoporosis: assessment, correlates and outcomes

Werner

2004

Osteoporos Int

120

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During the last 10 years, we have witnessed an impressive increase in the number of studies examining knowledge about osteoporosis. The aim of the present paper is to examine the status of research on knowledge about osteoporosis by reviewing and analyzing the current literature as it pertains to assessment of knowledge about osteoporosis, factors associated with knowledge, and relationship between knowledge about osteoporosis and participation in health-related behaviors. Finally, future directions in the field are discussed. Many of the studies are still characterized by the lack of a theoretical framework, as well as by various methodological flaws. Serious deficits in knowledge are reported among healthy and diagnosed women and men, as well as among health professionals. Educational interventions are accompanied by an increase in knowledge, but no change in behavior. There is need to expand the research on knowledge about osteoporosis, especially in an effort to increase its impact on the prevention and early diagnosis of the disease. The deficits found in the knowledge of both the general population and among health care professionals, should be addressed by providing updated and reliable information through appropriate health promotion and professional venues.

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Revision of the Facts on Osteoporosis Quiz

Abstract: The revised version of the FOOQ provides a valid, reliable, and theoretically informed instrument with acceptable psychometric properties.

Cited by 56 publications

References 9 publications

A survey of nurses’ and midwives’ knowledge of risks and lifestyle factors associated with osteoporosis

A survey of nurses’ and midwives’ knowledge of risks and lifestyle factors associated with osteoporosis

The application of factor analysis in studies of psychometric properties of osteoporosis knowledge assessment questionnaire and quality of life questionnaire for patients with osteoporosis : doctoral dissertration

Knowledge about osteoporosis: assessment, correlates and outcomes

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