Wilson Sakpere, Aderonke Busayo Sakpere, Ifedolapo Olanipekun, Yaya OlaOluwa Simon
Impact analysis of COVID-19 on Nigerian workers' productivity using multiple correspondence analysis
Scientific African
mobile health mhealth literacy refers ability use mobile devices search find understand evaluate use health information identify solve health problem health literacy skills important improving health information interventions possible investigate skill unless valid reliable tool developed study aimed investigate psychometric properties persian version mhealth literacy scale workers automotive metal sheet factory shahrekord iran forward backward translation scale ensuring accuracy translation qualitative face validity examined expert panel quantitative face validity 10 workers using item impact score content validity index cvi content validity ratio investigated seven experts health education investigate construct validity scale completed 200 workers onefactor twofactor structures measure studied using confirmatory factor analysis reliability evaluated using cronbachs alpha coefficient cvi three parameter relevance clarity simplicity rated 075 1 item confirmatory factor analysis showed onefactor model better fit data twofactor model goodness fit index 0985090 comparative fit index 0999 090 tuckerlewis index 0996 090 normed fit index 0994090 root mean square error approximation 0038 008 furthermore scale acceptable internal consistency cronbachs alpha 0964 persian version mhealth literacy scale satisfactory reliability validity could used effective tool evaluate mhealth literacy among iranian workers hlrp health literacy research practice 202264e257e261 plain language summary crosssectional study conducted 200 workers automotive metal sheet factory southwest iran investigate psychometric properties persian version mhealth literacy scale results demonstrated onefactor structure appropriate evaluating mhealth literacy among iranian workers