Instrument content validation for teaching the nursing process in a post-anesthetic recovery room
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https://doi.org/10.1590/SciELOPreprints.1744Keywords:
Nursing, Postanesthesia Nursing; Nursing Process;, Nursing Education, Validity StudyAbstract
Objective: To build and validate the content of an instrument to support the teaching and learning of the nursing process in the Post-Anesthetic Recovery Room, intended for nursing students. Method: This is a methodological study with a quantitative approach. In the content validation, seven judges, nurse doctors and postdoctors participated in teaching and research in the area of perioperative nursing. In the semantic analysis, 30 nursing students participated. The construction of the instrument was based on a literature review, Horta's theoretical framework and a nursing classification system. In data analysis, the Content Validity Index and the Agreement Index were calculated. Results: In the content validation, the instrument obtained Content Validity Index high in the psychometric criteria: relevance (CVI = 0.99), clarity (CVI = 1) and objectivity (CVI = 1). In the semantic analysis, the concordance index of the items was also high (CI> 0.80). Conclusion: The instrument was considered valid and understandable, with the potential to be a pedagogical tool that facilitates the process of caring for patients in the Post-Anesthetic Recovery Room.
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