Laura Mortelmans, Eva Goossens, Tinne Dilles
Effect of an in-hospital medication self-management intervention (SelfMED) on medication adherence in polypharmacy patients postdischarge: protocol of a pre-post intervention study
BMJ open
main aim study assess psychometric proprieties child feeding questionnaire cfq italian mothers mothers completed italian version cfq childrens anthropometric data collected construct validity cfq assessed comparing three different models seven correlated factors model items analysed b seven correlated factors model composite items based restriction factor c eight correlated factors model separate reward factor measurement invariance using bmi categories gender evaluated furthermore discriminant validity group comparison performed bmi categories gender italy total 1253 6yearold italian children 539 male attending elementary school 1st grade mothers mean age 3822 years sd 489 participated study eightfactor model separate reward factor provided best fit data strict invariance cfq across child bmi categories gender confirmed cfq internal consistency acceptable subscales however two subscales showed adequate values expected cfq scales showed significant differences bmi categories genderrelated differences found study indicated italian version cfq factorially valid assessing parental feeding practices 6yearold children across bmi categories future research address low internal consistency cfq subscales