Validity of a shoulder-specific quality of life questionnaire, the Western Ontario Rotator Cuff Index, for patients with scapula alata.
Validity of a shoulder-specific quality of life questionnaire, the Western Ontario Rotator Cuff Index, for patients with scapula alata.
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10.1016/j.jses.2017.02.003
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2017-03-01
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Tibaek, Sigrid
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Gadsboell, Janne;Tibaek, Sigrid
背景：对于肩胛骨阿拉塔（SA）患者，没有经过验证的肩部特异性生活质量测量方法。目的是探讨内容效度的西安大略肩袖（WORC）指数SA patients.METHODS：内容效度进行了评估，由一个专家小组的医生和物理治疗师（n=6）和样本的SA患者（n=44）。结果：在21个条目中，10个条目的内容效度为优（I-CVI>0.78，kappa*>0.74），5个条目的内容效度为中（I-CVI>0.78，kappa*>0.74
BACKGROUND: No validated shoulder-specific quality of life measurements exist for patients with scapula alata (SA). The objective was to investigate the content validity of the Western Ontario Rotator Cuff (WORC) Index for SA patients.METHODS: Content validity was evaluated by an expert panel of medical doctors and physiotherapists (n=6) and a sample of SA patients (n=44). The Content Validity Index (CVI) and a modified kappa index (kappa*) assessed the relevance of WORC Index.RESULTS: The experts evaluated ten of 21 items as excellent for content validity (I-CVI>0.78, kappa*>0.74), five items as fair (I-CVI