Adaptación al castellano y validación del cuestionario sobre práctica basada en la evidencia en fisioterapeutas

Guerra, José Luis López; Bagur, C.; Girabent, M.

doi:10.1016/j.ft.2011.10.003

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“… 8 , and validated in Spanish by Guerra et al . 7 , for determining nursing and allied health professions' attitudes, beliefs, skills, learning, behaviour and barriers concerning EBP. This questionnaire was structured in sub-dimensions via a series of items grouping and collecting information related to each of these categories.…”

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“…Few studies has been carried out to date by Latin-American physiotherapists concerning EBP-related knowledge, practice and attitudes as most studies have been focused on examining the use of evidence, including critical reviews of studies and using scientific literature in clinical practice 5 . Nevertheless, the teaching, evaluation and use of EBP in daily clinical practice have been included in study plans in countries like Australia 6 , Spain 7 , the USA 8 and the UK 9 .…”

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Práctica basada en la evidencia: creencias, actitudes, conocimientos y habilidades entre fisioterapeutas colombianos

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Objective: The main purpose of this study was to describe a group of Colombian physical therapists' beliefs and attitudes towards Evidence-Based Practice (EBP), their education, knowledge and skills for implementing EBP, the use of relevant literature in clinical practice, access to and availability of scientific information and perceived barriers to including EBP in practice.Methods: This was a cross-sectional study which involved 1,064 Colombian physical therapists. The study used a 50-item screening questionnaire EBP developed to estimate attitudes, beliefs, knowledge and skills regarding. This instrument has been adapted and was validated previously in Colombia by Flórez-López et al. Results: The population mostly consisted of young females (77.2%) aged 22 to 29 years old (79.4%). Most respondents had an undergraduate degree (87.7%). The physical therapists stated that they had positive attitudes and beliefs regarding EBP, most of them answering that they agreed or strongly agreed that EBP is necessary (71.6%), the relevant literature is useful for practice (61.3%), EBP improves the quality of patient care (64.1%) and evidence helps in decision-making (44.5%). Forty-one percent of the respondents indicated that a lack of research skills was the most important barrier to the use of evidence in practice. Conclusion: The physical therapists reported that they had a positive attitude to EBP and were interested in learning about or improving the skills necessary to adopt EBP in their clinical practice.

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Práctica basada en la evidencia: creencias, actitudes, conocimientos y habilidades entre fisioterapeutas colombianos

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“…Questionnaire, that has also been validated in Spanish; however, this instrument was developed for physical therapists (Guerra, Bagur, & Girabent, 2012;Jette et al, 2003). et al, 2009).…”

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Development, implementation and evaluation of an evidence‐based practice model in a new hospital in Chile

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Safe, quality patient care is a recurring concern for health care institutions in Chile. A report published by the Lancet Global Health Commission explains that many countries exhibit systematic deficits in health care quality, with developing countries being the most affected (Kruk et al., 2018). The report adds that providing health care services without guaranteeing minimum quality standards is unethical, inefficient and a waste of scarce resources (Kruk et al., 2018).

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“…The questionnaire is self-administered and have a total of 51 items, divided into 4 main sections 8 : personal attitudes toward, use of, and perceived benefits and limitations of EBP (14 items); personal use and understanding of clinical practice guidelines (6 items); availability of resources to access information and personal skills in using those resources (12 items); and demographic information (19 items). The questionnaire explores the respondents' attitudes and beliefs about EBP (survey items 1, 2, 4, and 6-11); interest in and motivation to engage in EBP (survey items 3 and 5); educational background, knowledge and skills related to accessing and interpreting information (survey items [25][26][27][28][29][30][31]; level of attention to and use of the literature (survey items [12][13][14]; access to and availability of information to promote EBP (survey items 18, 19, and 21-24); access to practice guidelines (survey items [15][16][17][18][19][20]; their perceived barriers to using evidence in practice (survey item 32); and demographic information (survey items 33-51) 8 . Responses to most items were addressed using a 5-point Likert scale with "Strongly Disagree", "Disagree", "Neutral", "Agree" and "Strongly Agree" 8 .…”

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“…In the other referenced items, the response options were changed to better suit the Portuguese sociodemographic and working class context (for example, in the original item 49, it was chosen to change the open-ended response option to a close-ended response option -as open-ended questions should be avoid 31 -providing the list of Portuguese districts). Furthermore, as already occurred in the Spanish translation 20 and indicated as a possible limitation of the original questionnaire 8 , it was decided to reduce the original 5-point Likert scale to a 4-point Likert scale, extinguishing the "Neutral" option, in an attempt to avoid the central tendency 31 .…”

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Evidence-based practice questionnaire for physical therapists: Portuguese translation, adaptation, validity, and reliability

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BACKGROUND: Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) is becoming increasingly important in Physical Therapy (PT). For proper designing, implementing, disseminating and evaluating EBP in PT, a valid and reliable questionnaire measuring attitudes, knowledge, behavior, prerequisites, and barriers related to EBP and guidelines is needed. One questionnaire that could be used to collect this information is the “EBP Questionnaire”, developed by Jette et al. 2003. However, to our knowledge, no Portuguese version or published study with the Portuguese PT population was performed using this questionnaire. OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to translate, cross-culturally adapt and validate the “EBP Questionnaire” to European Portuguese and for the PT population. Material and Methods: A draft version was pilot tested for content validity (n=17), and a revised version was tested for test-retest reliability (n=72). The percentage of agreement and the Kappa coefficients between the 2 tests were analyzed. Additionally, the internal consistency was calculated. RESULTS: The preliminary final version of the European Portuguese EBP questionnaire was well accepted (only the items 22, 23, 45-51 needed to be reviewed). The mean average percentage of agreement was 82% (ranged 58–97%), and the Kappa coefficients were 0.658 (ranged 0.336–0.844). In the internal consistency, the mean average Cronbach’s α coefficients were 0.665 (ranged 0.365–0.879). CONCLUSION: The results suggested that this questionnaire can be a useful instrument for measuring self-reported beliefs, attitudes, knowledge, and behaviors related to EBP in the Portuguese PTs context.

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Adaptación al castellano y validación del cuestionario sobre práctica basada en la evidencia en fisioterapeutas

Cited by 10 publications

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Práctica basada en la evidencia: creencias, actitudes, conocimientos y habilidades entre fisioterapeutas colombianos

Práctica basada en la evidencia: creencias, actitudes, conocimientos y habilidades entre fisioterapeutas colombianos

Development, implementation and evaluation of an evidence‐based practice model in a new hospital in Chile

Evidence-based practice questionnaire for physical therapists: Portuguese translation, adaptation, validity, and reliability

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