Aladine A Elsamadicy, Chelsea Wang, Benjamin C Reeves, Josiah J Z Sherman, Samuel Craft, Rami Rajjoub, Andrew Koo, Andrew M Hersh, Zach Pennington, Sheng-Fu Larry Lo, John H Shin, Ehud Mendel, Daniel M Sciubba
Socioeconomic and Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Perception of Health Status and Literacy in Spine Oncological Patients: Insights from the All of Us Research Program
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aim study identify synthesize contents psychometric properties existing instruments measuring homebased care hbc nurses competencies hybrid systematic narrative review performed eligible studies reviewed identify competencies measured instruments hbc nurses psychometric properties instruments development psychometric testing design studies also examined methodological quality studies evaluated using medical education research study quality instrument cosmin checklist accordingly relevant studies searched cinahl medline via pubmed embase psychinfo scopus 2000 2022 search limited fulltext items english language total 23 studies reporting 24 instruments included 12 instruments adopted modified studies 12 developed psychometrically tested studies none instruments encompassed 10 homebased nursing care competencies identified earlier study two frequently measured competencies management health conditions critical thinking problemsolving skills two least measured competencies quality safety technological literacy content structural validity instruments inadequate since adopted instruments initially designed tested among hbc nurses review provides consolidation existing instruments used assess hbc nurses competencies instruments generally comprehensive content structural validity limited nonetheless domains items approaches instrument development could adopted develop test comprehensive competency instrument homebased nursing care practice future review consolidated instruments used measure homebased care nurses competency instruments often designed wardbased care nurses hence comprehensive validated homebased nursing care competency instrument needed nurses researchers nursing leaders could consider competency instruments identified review measure nurses competencies homebased nursing care competency scale developed patient public contribution required review