Test-retest and inter-rater reliability of the Danish version of the management of everday technology assessment for use with older adults with and without COPD

Abstract

The Danish META generates reliable scores for this sample. However, conclusive statements cannot be made for all items.

Onboarding in Health Care—Content Validity and Reliability of the Danish Onboarding Questionnaire (DOQ-34)

“…The proportion for absolute agreement per item was between 49.1% and 85.5%, with an average of 69.2% across all items. With a threshold of 70% for acceptable agreement, 17,18,20 this result is below acceptable. The lowest exact agreements were found for items 2.2 (52.7%) and 3.3 (49.1%), whereas the highest exact agreements were found for items 1.4 (83.6%) and 5.2 (85.5%), respectively.…”

New Insights into Activities of Daily Living Performance in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

“…6,7 ET refers here to mechanical, electronic and digital artifacts and services, often used on a daily basis and integrated in ADL, such as a microwave, GPS, ticket machines or mobile phones, 8,9 and has been studied with growing interest in recent years. [10][11][12][13][14][15] Also, literature of ET supporting health management among patients with COPD has expanded; [15][16][17][18][19] however, the ability to use ET may be influenced by lacking confidence, lacking skills or little motivation or interest in using the technology. 15,17 The use of ET is still not an integrated part of rehabilitation, and this can generate gaps between those who can use ET and those who cannot.…”