Development and Psychometric Assessment of the Measure of the Barriers to Discussing Sexual Wellbeing Among Arab Australian with Chronic Disease

Author:

alananzeh Ibrahim1,Alomari Albara2,Lord Heidi3,Fernandez Ritin3

Affiliation:

1. University of Wollongong in Dubai

2. University of Doha for Science and Technology

3. University of Newcastle Australia

Abstract

Abstract Addressing sexual health is an essential component of health care. However, patients are reluctant to broach this topic with their health care providers. Moreover, there is no instrument available to assess the barriers relating to discussing sexual issues among patients with chronic diseases. This article describes the development and psychometric assessment of an instrument intended to measure the barriers to discussing sexual wellbeing among Arab Australians with chronic disease. Through a comprehensive literature review and in consultation with key experts, barriers relating to discussing sexual issues were identified and the Information for Sexual Wellbeing Tool (IBaRIT) was developed and completed by 84 participants. Psychometric analysis supports the use of the IBaRIT as a valid and reliable instrument for understanding the barriers to discussing sexual wellbeing among Arab Australians with chronic disease and developing the needed interventions.

Publisher

Research Square Platform LLC

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