Validade e confiabilidade de uma versão on-line do Female Sexual Function Index por teste e reteste

Abstract

The online version of the FSFI showed acceptable validity and reliability when compared to the paper version, and can justify the choice of this modality, especially in studies involving private questions.

Self-reported assessment of female sexual function among Brazilian undergraduate healthcare students: a cross-sectional study (survey)

“…In addition, this instrument has gone through a process of verification of its trustworthiness and reliability as an online version. 12 The results from the questions that comprised each domain were multiplied by the factor for that domain. The scores from each domain were summed, resulting in the final FSFI score.…”

“…As previously established in the literature, 13 women with scores less than or equal to 26.55 were considered to have some sexual dysfunction. 5,8,[10][11][12]14…”

“…Perhaps this is a limitation of the study, since the Brazilian version of the Female Sexual Function Index does not report the partner's sex as an inclusion criterion. 5,[10][11][12] Therefore, new studies should be designed to provide validated instruments capable of assessing female sexual function regardless of sexual orientation.…”

“…The level of physical activity was classified as follows: sedentary (does not perform any physical activity for at least 10 continuous minutes during the week); irregularly active (performs physical activity, but insufficient to be classified as active, as this does not comply with the recommendations regarding frequency or dura-FSFI) questionnaire, which had been adapted and validated for the purpose of assessing female sexual function 5,[10][11][12]. This is a simple and objective questionnaire composed of 19 items that measure female sexual function over the last four weeks.…”

Prevalência de dispareunia na gravidez e fatores associados

“…Para avaliação da dispareunia, aplicaram-se as três últimas perguntas do questionário Female Sexual Function Index (FSFI), o qual foi desenvolvido nos Estados Unidos 22 e validado para a língua portuguesa por Latorre et al 23 e Pacagnella et al 24 As perguntas referem-se à frequência e a intensidade de dispareunia durante e após o coito nos períodos pré-gestacional e III trimestre gestacional. O questionário foi aplicado no pós-parto imediato.…”