Selina Albrecht, Fabian Grässli, Alexia Cusini, Angela Brucher, Stephan Goppel, Elsbeth Betschon, J Carsten Möller, Manuela Ortner, Markus Ruetti, Reto Stocker, Danielle Vuichard-Gysin, Ulrike Besold, Lorenz Risch, Matthias Von Kietzell, Matthias Schlegel, Pietro Vernazza, Stefan P Kuster, Christian R Kahlert, Philipp Kohler
SARS-CoV-2 immunity and reasons for non-vaccination among healthcare workers from eastern and northern Switzerland: results from a nested multicentre cross-sectional study
Swiss medical weekly
perceived physical literacy instrument ppli adopted physical literacy instrument designed adults date already translated 5 languages still despite popularity limited evidence psychometric properties aim study translate adapt crossculturally ppli portuguese language analyze psychometric properties portuguese version sample portuguesespeaking adults study sample composed 434 participants 70 females median age 25 1839 years confirmatory factor analysis used assess psychometric properties scale addition instrument assumptions sexes invariance testing examined finally concurrent validity testretest reliability testretest agreement analyses performed gather additional evidence results present study generally supported measurement model 9item 3factor model presented good fit data adequate construct validity 2 82859 24 p 001 comparativefit index 948 tuckerlewis index 922 standardized root mean square residual 049 root mean square error approximation 075 addition scale presented concurrent validity issues arose measurement invariance overtime consistency considering lack validated instruments suggest fair use portuguese version ppli access physical literacy adults study contributes validation ppli providing evidence psychometric properties portuguesespeaking adult population facilitates comparative analysis previous future studies utilizing ppli instrument