Translation and Preliminary Validation of the Oncology Acuity Tool-French (for Switzerland).
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Title
Translation and Preliminary Validation of the Oncology Acuity Tool-French (for Switzerland).
Journal
Journal of nursing measurement
ISSN
1945-7049 (Electronic)
ISSN-L
1061-3749
Publication state
Published
Issued date
01/12/2019
Peer-reviewed
Oui
Volume
27
Number
3
Pages
401-417
Language
english
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Publication types: Journal Article
Publication Status: ppublish
Publication Status: ppublish
Abstract
Few tools exist to measure real-time patient demands for care and match them with the supply of available nurses. We translated the Oncology Acuity Tool into a French version (for Switzerland) and conducted preliminary validation.
The setting was two French-speaking Swiss hospitals. Methods included translation and harmonization by experts. Content validity was assessed among nine oncology nurses. Inter-rater reliability was evaluated based on case studies.
Content validity results met or exceeded pre-set cut-points and inter-rater reliability results were moderate. Several indicators were changed, added or removed.
The Swiss tool may improve real-time estimates of patients' nursing care needs and assist with efficient resource allocation. Additional validation studies are recommended.
The setting was two French-speaking Swiss hospitals. Methods included translation and harmonization by experts. Content validity was assessed among nine oncology nurses. Inter-rater reliability was evaluated based on case studies.
Content validity results met or exceeded pre-set cut-points and inter-rater reliability results were moderate. Several indicators were changed, added or removed.
The Swiss tool may improve real-time estimates of patients' nursing care needs and assist with efficient resource allocation. Additional validation studies are recommended.
Keywords
instrument validation, nurse staffing, oncology nursing, patient acuity
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