Sentence examples similar to cultural reliability from inspiring English sources

The WHOQOL-OLD is a 24-item, 6-facet instrument with cross-cultural reliability (29, 30).

Such approaches do not exclude the use of a wide range of methods (including western), but instead demand the interrogation and/or adaptation of these methods with respect to: cultural sensitivity; cross-cultural reliability; outcome utility; and other such measures, to meet the needs of the indigenous participants and community [ 22, 26].

"From a cultural standpoint, reliability was a way of authenticating the DSM as a radical innovation".

This study showed satisfactory cultural adaptation, reliability, content validity and factor structure for the Iranian version of SAS-TR.

This study describes the development of a translation, cultural adaptation, reliability and validity study of the Italian version of PTOPS.

This had been done recently in a German cross-cultural adaptation, reliability, and validity study of the PREE (Patient-rated Elbow Evaluation) questionnaire [ 25], which is similar to the PRTEE.

The scales and data collection instruments were pilot tested on a Nepali sample of 50 community-dwelling older adults for cultural sensitivity and reliability.

However, the cross-cultural validity and reliability of these questions has not been tested.

A recently conducted systematic review described the cross-cultural validity and reliability of instruments measuring refugee trauma and health status [ 17].

This adds to the knowledge of the instrument's cross-cultural validity and reliability, which are significant when comparing the intimate partner violence prevalence rates between countries.

If the cross-cultural validity and reliability of the instruments is unknown, this should be taken into account when interpreting the study results.