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Epistemological beliefs of European physiotherapists – a multi-countrycross-cultural adaptation for the DEBQ and the CAEB questionnaires

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Título
Epistemological beliefs of European physiotherapists – a multi-countrycross-cultural adaptation for the DEBQ and the CAEB questionnaires
Autor(es)
Beenen, Paul Christian
Filiputti, Dario
Meyer, Erna Roselund
Carballo-Costa, Lidia
Ophey, Martin Johannes
Almeida, Patricia Maria Duarte de
Wijchen, Joost van
Katajapuu, Niina Katariina
Brear, Anna
Castro Caldas, Alexandre
Data
2016-09
Cita bibliográfica
Beenen PC, Filiputti D, Meyer ER, et al. Epistemological beliefs of European physiotherapists – a multi-countrycross-cultural adaptation for the DEBQ and the CAEB questionnaires. Eur J Physiother. 2017;19(1):1-8
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[Abstract] This article assumes that epistemological beliefs of physiotherapists are an important determinant in improving the concept of evidence-based practice. Little research has been done on epistemological beliefs in physiotherapy. In order to measure the sophistication of epistemological beliefs in future research, two complementary questionnaires (DEBQ and CAEB) were cross-culturally adapted in nine different countries and seven languages in Europe. A standardized seven-step guideline was used to translate and culturally validate the questionnaires. The questionnaires were distributed in the respective countries, resulting in 1386 participants. The psychometric values were analysed in order to verify consistency and validity. Based on the validation process, the instruments are considered to be validly adapted for the countries involved. The uniformity in the adaptation process allows for future comparison of the countries.
Palabras chave
Cross-cultural adaptation
Evidence-based practice
Epistemological beliefs
 
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/21679169.2016.1233995
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This is an accepted manuscript of an article published by Taylor & Francis in "European Journal of Physiotherapy", avaliable online at Taylor & Francis Online web page.
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2167-9177
2167-9169
 

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