Condition: Validation Study · Sponsor: Meyer Children's Hospital IRCCS
BACKGROUNG In Italy there are still few translated and validated instruments to assess participation. In the field of pediatric rehabilitation, among the tools available internationally, one of the most comprehensive and widely used is the Assessment of Life Habits, or LIFE-H, now in its 4.0 version. The LIFE-H scale was originally developed in French and implemented by the International Network on the Disability Creation Process - INDPC, also known as the Quebec Model or Handicap Creation Process. Internationally, the "LIFE-H" scale has been translated and validated in several languages. The scale is among the most comprehensive and detailed instruments in the literature: it consists of 90 items (life habits), divided into 12 domains, 6 of which are for regular activities (e.g., communication and mobility), and 6 for social roles (responsibility and interpersonal relationships). A study of Italian translation and cultural adaptation of the LIFE-H scale 4.0 for children aged 5 to 13 years, was carried out during 2020-2021. The scale and its related user manual in Italian version have also been insert into the platform of the Canadian originator company "Réseau international sur le Processus de production du handicap" - RIPPH). AIM The goal of the study is to assess the intra- and inter-rater reliability, internal consistency and construct validity of the scale in its Italian version. METHOD Participants will be recruited from the pediatric rehabilitation centers of Tosc…
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Silvia Paoli, Pediatric Physiotherapist MSc · 039-0555662954 · silvia.paoli@meyer.it
Elena Biagini, pediatric physiotherapist MSc · elena.biagini2@uslcentro.toscana.it
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