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Psychometric properties of a Chinese translation of the SF-36 Health Survey questionnaire in the Well Elderly Study | Author(s) | Stanley P Azen, Joycelynne M Palmer, Mike Carlson |
Journal title | Journal of Aging and Health, vol 11, no 2, May 1999 |
Pages | pp 240-251 |
Keywords | Health [elderly] ; Evaluation ; Chinese people ; Occupational therapy ; United States of America. |
Annotation | The Well Elderly Study was a randomised clinical trial conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of preventive, culturally sensitive occupational therapy specifically targeted for urban, multi-ethnic, independent-living older people. This article reports on use of translation and back-translation procedures to obtain appropriate meaning for the Chinese translation of the SF-36 used in the Study in a Mandarin-speaking group in Southern California. Results suggest that this translation of the SF-36 can be used to assess multiple dimensions of health in a Mandarin-speaking population of older people. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-990505206 A |
Classmark | CC: 4C: TKL: LOH: 7T |
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