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Validation of Chinese Version of the 4-item Trust in Nurses Scale in Patients with Cancer

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Date 2017 Nov 16
PMID 29138542
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Abstract

Objective: This study was designed to examine the internal consistency, test-retest reliability, construct, and concurrent validity of the Trust in Nurses Scale (TNS) in hospitalized patients with cancer in China.

Methods: Between October and December 2016, the Chinese version of TNS and Nurse-Patient Trust Scale were applied to assess 190 patients with cancer in a general hospital. A subsample of 70 patients completed the TNS again 1 week later.

Results: The Chinese version of the TNS had good internal consistency (=0.817), fair test-retest reliability (=0.866), and confirmatory factor analysis demonstrated good fit for a four-item version of the TNS.

Conclusion: The Chinese TNS exhibited sufficient validity and reliability in hospitalized patients with cancer.

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