Dergiler / Balkan Medical Journal / 2018 / Cilt: 35 - Sayı: 1

Validation of Transition Readiness Assessment Questionaire in Turkish Adolescents with Diabetes

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93–100
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2022-10-11
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The correlation coefficient in the analysesof test-retest scores was 0.86 for the total scale (p

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Amaç & Hipotez:Background: Today, more than 90% of adolescents withchronic conditions survive into adulthood and movefrom pediatric care to adult care for the management oftheir chronic illness.
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Temel Bulgular & Veri:It is important to grant autonomyand ensure that adolescents/young adults are ready to usethe adult health care system prior to the transfer of care.However, the lack of a transition readiness assessmenttool that is validated, patient-centered, and appropriateto developmental differences in pediatric care is a majorobstacle for the transition of care from pediatric servicesto adult services.Aims: This study examined the validity and reliabilityof the Turkish version of the Transition ReadinessAssessment Questionnaire, which assesses the readinessfor transition from pediatric to adult health care foradolescents/young adults with diabetes mellitus.Study Design: Methodological study.Methods: Participants were 109 adolescents/youngadults with type 1 diabetes mellitus aged 14-21 years.After permission was obtained to adapt the TransitionReadiness Assessment Questionnaire, the TurkishTransition Readiness Assessment Questionnaire andself-care scale were administered to participants throughface-to-face interviews at two pediatric endocrinologyclinics.
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Sonuç & Katkı:The correlation coefficient in the analysesof test-retest scores was 0.86 for the total scale (p
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Background: Today, more than 90% of adolescents withchronic conditions survive into adulthood and movefrom pediatric care to adult care for the management oftheir chronic illness. It is important to grant autonomyand ensure that adolescents/young adults are ready to usethe adult health care system prior to the transfer of care.However, the lack of a transition readiness assessmenttool that is validated, patient-centered, and appropriateto developmental differences in pediatric care is a majorobstacle for the transition of care from pediatric servicesto adult services.Aims: This study examined the validity and reliabilityof the Turkish version of the Transition ReadinessAssessment Questionnaire, which assesses the readinessfor transition from pediatric to adult health care foradolescents/young adults with diabetes mellitus.Study Design: Methodological study.Methods: Participants were 109 adolescents/youngadults with type 1 diabetes mellitus aged 14-21 years.After permission was obtained to adapt the TransitionReadiness Assessment Questionnaire, the TurkishTransition Readiness Assessment Questionnaire andself-care scale were administered to participants throughface-to-face interviews at two pediatric endocrinologyclinics. Validity was evaluated by exploratory andconfirmatory factor analysis and content-scope validityassessment; reliability was evaluated by item-total scorecorrelation and continuity methods. Internal reliabilitywas assessed by Cronbach’s alpha coefficient andcriterion validity assessment.Results: The item analysis, exploratory factor analysis,and confirmatory factor analysis identified five basicdimensions, with high internal consistency (0.89-0.75).The ratio χ2/df and other conformity indices were a goodfit to the data. The correlation coefficient in the analysesof test-retest scores was 0.86 for the total scale (p

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YILDIZ, D., FİDANCI, B. E., KIZILER, E. (2022). Validation of Transition Readiness Assessment Questionaire in Turkish Adolescents with Diabetes. Balkan Medical Journal, Cilt: 35 - Sayı: 1, 93–100. https://ajindex.com/articles/461081

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