Seda Sögüt, Eda Cangöl, İlknur Dolu
The Relationship Between eHealth Literacy and Self-Efficacy Levels in Midwifery Students Receiving Distance Education During the COVID-19 Pandemic
The journal of nursing research : JNR
study analysed validity reliability food frequency questionnaire designed africanamerican patients low literacy instrument designed specifically meet need tool short easy understand met clinical reliability validity standards assessing patient nutritional status dietary intake crucial care patients end stage kidney disease development quick reliable nutritional assessment tool patients low literacy could increase nutritional counselling effectiveness improve patient outcomes renal food frequency questionnaire rff standard 24hour recall administered general population africanamerican patients undergoing dialysis registered dieticians statistical analyses used validate content structural validity reliability rff adequately measure dietary intake study sample consisted 30 africanamerican patients received dialysis treatment regional teaching hospital facility rff found simple easy understand instrument low reading complexity grade level 44 interrater reliability found high 81100 statistical analysis determined high level clinical validity rff found valid dietary recall tool appropriate patients limited literacy found acceptable reliability validity compared standard 24hour recall potential use dietary intake monitoring tool patients undergoing dialysis