古特曼量表
克朗巴赫阿尔法
结构效度
结构方程建模
收敛有效性
验证性因素分析
统计
心理学
比例(比率)
有效性
数学
心理测量学
内部一致性
物理
量子力学
作者
Xiaojingyuan Xu,Xiaoyun Liang,Shiquan Yin
摘要
ABSTRACT Objective To translate Cancer Survivors' Unmet Needs scale (CaSUN) into Simplified Chinese, and to assess the validity and reliability of this translated version among Chinese cancer survivors. Methods Following the cross‐cultural adaptation guidelines, the original CaSUN scale was translated from English into Simplified Chinese. To enhance the readability and comprehension of each item, a pilot study involving 40 cancer patients was carried out. Subsequently, 324 cancer survivors participating in follow‐up appointments at a cancer hospital in Beijing, China completed the Simplified Chinese version of the CaSUN. The scale's validity was assessed through factor analysis. Indices including Satorra–Bentler scaled chi‐square to degree of freedom ratio ( χ 2 / df ), comparative fit index (CFI), root mean square error of approximation (RMSEA), and standardized root mean squared residual (SRMR) were employed for construct validity. Average variance extracted (AVE) of each category reflected the convergent validity. Reliability was confirmed with both Cronbach's α and Guttman split‐half coefficient. Results Factor analysis suggested that a three‐level hierarchical structure of the CaSUN with four first‐order factors, nine second‐order factors and all the 35 items assessing unmet need could fit our data well ( χ 2 / df = 2.833, CFI = 0.902, RMSEA = 0.076, SRMR = 0.066), indicating sufficient construct validity for this model. For convergent validity, AVE of each second‐order category were greater than 0.5. Regarding reliability, Cronbach's α of the 35 items was 0.968, and the Guttman split‐half coefficient was 0.984. Both of these coefficients were higher than 0.8. Conclusions The present Simplified Chinese version of CaSUN had good cultural adaptability, appropriate validity and reliability for assessing unmet needs in different cancer survivor groups in Chinese mainland. This Simplified Chinese version of CaSUN can assist health professionals in addressing individual survivor needs and bridge the gap between patients' experiences and their expectations, thereby improving the quality of cancer survivorship care.
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