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(1) RN, MSc, PhD student, Institute of Health Sciences, The Catholic University of Portugal
(2) RN, MSc, PhD, Institute of Health Sciences, The Catholic University of Portugal
Contacts: caldeira.silvia@gmail.com; fveludo@ics.lisboa.ucp.pt; jamado@porto.ucp.pt
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The diagnostic content validation model (DCV) consists in collecting experts opinion about the relevance
of each defining characteristic of the diagnosis.
The response rate to electronic questionnaires tends to be higher than other methods used which may
constitute a better methodological strategy for more efficient content validation.
Jan-2012 42 completed
The answers are automatically integrated in a database Testing answers
DCV
The electronic questionnaires were used in Portugal in diagnosis content validation (DCV):
Spiritual distress and impaired comfort
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