Development and psychometric evaluation of the trinity amputation and prosthesis experience scales (TAPES)
Development and psychometric evaluation of the trinity amputation and prosthesis experience scales (TAPES)
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DOI：
10.1037/0090-5550.45.2.130
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发表时间：
2000-05-01
影响因子：
2.7
通讯作者：
MacLachlan, M
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作者：
Gallagher, P;MacLachlan, M
目的：开发一种多维度自我报告工具，以更好地了解截肢和适应下肢假体的体验。设计：104名参与者完成了一份由3部分组成的邮件调查问卷：心理社会问题、活动限制和对义肢的满意度。结果：因子分析显示3个社会心理量表（一般适应、社会适应和限制适应），3个活动限制量表（功能限制、社会限制和运动活动限制），3个满意度量表（功能满意度、审美满意度和体重满意度）。量表显示出较高的内部信度，初步证据显示出各种形式的效度。结论：“三位一体截肢与假肢体验量表”可作为临床和研究的工具。
Objective: To develop a multidimensional self-report instrument to better understand the experience of amputation and adjustment to a lower limb prosthesis. Design: One hundred four participants completed a mail questionnaire consisting of 3 sections: psychosocial issues, activity restriction, and satisfaction with a prosthesis. Results: Factor analysis revealed 3 psychosocial subscales (General Adjustment, Social Adjustment, and Adjustment to Limitation), 3 activity restriction subscales (Functional Restriction, Social Restriction, and Athletic Activity Restriction), and 3 satisfaction subscales (Functional Satisfaction, Aesthetic Satisfaction, and Weight Satisfaction). The subscales displayed high internal reliability, and preliminary evidence indicated various forms of validity. Conclusion: These findings suggest that the Trinity Amputation and Prosthesis Experience Scales may be applied as a clinical and research tool.