Korean Journal of Occupational Therapy

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Validity and Reliability of Korean-translated Version of Community Integration Questionnaire(K-CIQ) for Patients With Stroke

Author
송아영(A-Young Song), 차태현(Tae-Hyun Cha), 이재신(Jae-Shin Lee), 김수경(Su-Kyoung Kim)
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pp. 133~140 / 2018 Vol.26 No.1
e-ISSN2671-4450
p-ISSN1226-0134
Received2018-01-31
Revised2018-03-16
Accepted2018-03-24
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.14519/jksot.2018.26.1.10
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Abstract

Objective: This study was to develop Korean Version of Community Integration Questionnaire(K-CIQ) translational CIQ, validity and reliability were verified. Methods: In study of K-CIQ, total of 300 study subjects including 200 adult stroke patients and 100 normal people. In order to validity and reliability of K-CIQ which was 4 validity studies were conducted including content, discriminant, convergent and construct validity, and internal consistency and test-retest reliability. Results: Content validity results showed high scores around 4 point in all 15 item in the verification of understanding, and content validity index was highly calculated at .96 in item-fit test. In K-CIQ average scores in discriminant validity results, stroke group showed lower scores than normal group and the differences were statistically significant(p<.01). In convergent validity results, correlation between SF-36 and K-CIQ was .197 and this showed statistically significant positive correlation(p<.01). In construct validity results, 4 factors and 13 item were identified. Internal consistency of total item in K-CIQ was at high level of .712. In test-retest reliability results all areas were statistically significant. Conclusion: The K-CIQ for stroke patients, has been proven validity and reliability. Based on these results, K-CIQ is expected to be used as basic data to measure various local rehabilitation results and related studies, and as useful tools to measure social independence and regional community participation.

Keywords

뇌졸중 지역사회 지역사회 통합 설문지 통합 Community Community Integration Questionnaire Integration Stroke