Semantic validation of an instrument to identify the nursing practice in the management of radiodermatitis
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ree.v18.35164Keywords:
Radiotherapy, Radiodermatitis, Professional Practice, Validation Studies, Oncology NursingAbstract
The objective was to semantically validate the questionnaire “Skincare for radiodermatitis”, developed in Brazil, to identify the nursing practice related to prevention and management of radiodermatitis. The semantic validation process occurred in a specialized oncology hospital with a sample of 27 nurses. The questionnaire was well accepted and it was considered important to assess the provided assistance. We identified difficulty to comprehend few items and little importance was given to those indicating non-recommended products in practice. We finished the semantic validation step for the conclusion of the questionnaire creation “Skincare for radiodermatitis” which is indispensable at the measure that a space was created for nurses to give suggestions, to expose their understanding difficulties and also to demonstrate aspects considered important by them. Its use will allow identification of how care has been provided and it will contribute for an evidence-based clinical practice.
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