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Self-report instruments for measuring patient dignity: A psychometric systematic review.

Le-Trinh LamHsin-Yi ChangDhea NatashiaWei-Shu LaiMiaofen Yen
Published in: Journal of advanced nursing (2022)
Given that the psychometric properties of the existing self-report dignity instruments have not been systematically assessed, the present review utilized comprehensive methods according to COSMIN to evaluate and determine the most appropriate measure for research and practice. The PDI, the JADS, and the IPDS demonstrated satisfactory psychometric properties and are, thus, recommended for clinical and research applications. Nursing professionals can employ these instruments to assess and promptly identify dignity issues among both young and older adults in hospitals and communities.
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