Validation of a speech therapy guidelines booklet for dysphagic cancer patients

Author:

Silveira Giovanna Campos1ORCID,Kasprczak Iasmim1ORCID,Paim Émille Dalbem1ORCID,Pereira Natalie1ORCID,Martins Vera Beatris1ORCID,Berbert Monalise Costa Batista1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Universidade Federal de Ciências da Saúde de Porto Alegre, Brazil

Abstract

ABSTRACT Purpose: to validate the content and appearance of a booklet of speech therapy guidelines on dysphagia for adult oncology patients presented with dysphagia. Methods: a methodological study with a mixed approach, developed for the validation of a guidebook. The validation of the guidebook was made by five expert judges and eleven non-specialist ones. For validation, the Content Validity Index was used: CVI for each item, as well as for the general items. Results: the expert judges assigned the Content Validity Index value above 80% and of 92.20%, and the non-specialist judges attributed values above 90.9% and of 98.0%, which were considered excellent. Conclusion: the proposed guidebook was validated according to content and appearance. It is believed that this material can contribute to the understanding of the health-disease process, promote self-care and arouse the interest of other health professionals in the development of educational technologies in search of better health conditions for the target population.

Publisher

FapUNIFESP (SciELO)

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