Development and validation of a Chinese version chronic wound health‐related quality of life instrument: A methodological study
Chang‐Chiao Hung,
Chien‐Ming Chen,
Ya‐Hui Chang
et al.
Abstract:Aims and ObjectivesTo develop a Chinese version of a chronic wound health‐related quality of life (QoL) instrument and to examine the psychometric properties of this instrument.BackgroundExisting QoL instruments are not tailored to the linguistic and cultural characteristics of Chinese‐speaking patients; a version addressing this gap will increase clinical understanding of their healthcare experience and may help guide chronic wound care.DesignA methodological study.MethodsThe method advanced by DeVellis (2017… Show more
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