Masahiko Sakamoto, Hirono Ishikawa, Asuka Suzuki
Evaluation of Parents' Use of a Child Health Care Information App and Their Health Literacy: Cross-Sectional Study
JMIR pediatrics and parenting
lack instruments used quantitatively assess school childrens knowledge medicine different countries aim study validate danish translation school childrens medicine knowledge questionnaire developed finland total 685 children 37 danish elementary schools aged 1014 years participated validation study testretest interrater reliability well knowngroupvalidity translated instrument investigated significance level set p 005 testretest reliability spearman r correlation coefficients correct knowledge score two rounds 0433 p 0001 interrater reliability kappa agreement correct knowledge score ratings two raters 0202 knowngroup validity multivariate linear regression model run correct knowledge scores significantly explained 92 variance r square 0092 p 0001 gender school grade use medicine asthma significant predictors model translated questionnaire showed fair testretest interrater reliability well acceptable knowngroup validity order reliably used studies evaluate school childrens knowledge medicine denmark methodic knowledge scoring instrument warranted