2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2648.2011.05939.x
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The Care Dependency Scale for measuring basic human needs: an international comparison

Abstract: Outcomes confirm Henderson's idea that human needs are fundamental appearing in every patient-nurse relationship, independent of the patient's age, the type of care setting and/or cultural background. The psychometric characteristics of the care dependency scale make this instrument very useful for comparative research across countries.

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“…Our study participants represent a vulnerable population; with a median age of 84 years and a high dependency on nursing care (median CDS score of 44 points). This median baseline CDS score is comparable with that of other studies in nursing homes [11,28]. Because a recent international comparison of the CDS demonstrated its usefulness for comparative research across countries [28], the results of the present study might be generalizable to LTCFs worldwide.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 84%
“…Our study participants represent a vulnerable population; with a median age of 84 years and a high dependency on nursing care (median CDS score of 44 points). This median baseline CDS score is comparable with that of other studies in nursing homes [11,28]. Because a recent international comparison of the CDS demonstrated its usefulness for comparative research across countries [28], the results of the present study might be generalizable to LTCFs worldwide.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 84%
“…En cuanto a la causa de IRCT, estas coinciden con las más frecuentes a nivel nacional: diabetes mellitus e hipertensión arterial 1,26,27 . Los pacientes de este estudio tienen un mayor grado de riesgo que de dependencia, hallazgo que no es posible contrastar con la literatura de UHD, ya que los estudios no diferencian la dependencia del riesgo, o bien solo estudian la dependencia 28,[29][30][31][32][33] . Por otra parte, los estudios que miden dependencia no evalúan a las personas durante la sesión de diálisis sino en su ambiente cotidiano 29,31,32 .…”
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“…Los pacientes de este estudio tienen un mayor grado de riesgo que de dependencia, hallazgo que no es posible contrastar con la literatura de UHD, ya que los estudios no diferencian la dependencia del riesgo, o bien solo estudian la dependencia 28,[29][30][31][32][33] . Por otra parte, los estudios que miden dependencia no evalúan a las personas durante la sesión de diálisis sino en su ambiente cotidiano 29,31,32 . La carga de trabajo de la enfermera en las UHD se distribuyó en 60% cuidados directos y 40% de cuidados indirectos, similar al estudio realizado por Rauhala y Fargestrom (2007) en un hospital general de Finlandia donde la enfermera dedicaba 76% al cuidado directo y 24% al cuidado indirecto 8 ; y al de Meza-Galván (2009) en un servicio de medicina donde la mayoría de la jornada la ocupaba en el cuidado directo 34 .…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…Development and psychometric testing of the CDS have been described in several studies (Dijkstra et al 1996(Dijkstra et al , 1998a(Dijkstra et al , 1998b(Dijkstra et al , 1999(Dijkstra et al , 2000b. Besides these studies, the international psychometric properties of the CDS were determined using data sets from Canada, Italy, Norway and The Netherlands (Dijkstra et al 2000a), Finland, Spain and the United Kingdom (Dijkstra et al 2003), Germany (Lohrmann et al 2003), Japan (Suzuki et al 2010), Poland (Dijkstra et al 2010), and Turkey (Hakverdioğlu-Yönt et al 2010;Dijkstra et al 2012). The outcomes confirm that the CDS proved to be a reliable and valid scale in terms of internal consistency, inter-item correlation and principal component analysis.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%