Measurement properties of selfefficacy scales need to be assessed in specific populations and different languages. The ases8 is a modified version of the arthritis selfefficacy scale that has been validated for patients with chronic pain brady 2011. Efficacy scale cpss, and regression analyses were used to test six predictors of self. Scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating higher self efficacy.
It is likely that people with chronic pain who have low selfefficacy have a worse prognosis. Selfefficacy and health status in rheumatoid arthritis. The selfefficacy for managing chronic disease scale. For each of the following questions, please choose the number that corresponds to your confidence that you can do the tasks regularly at the present time. Current arthritis selfefficacy scales have attracted some criticism. Each item is scored on a scale of 10 to 100 where higher scores correspond to greater self efficacy. Psychometric properties of the 8item english arthritis selfefficacy. Itemresponsetheory analysis of two scales for selfefficacy. Marjaleena kukkurainen and the nurses, physiotherapists and occupational therapists of rheumatism foundation hospital who kindly helped me translate and evaluate these questionnaires. As the data gathering tools, a questionnaire form and arthritis selfefficacy scale ases were used. Efficacy scale ases is a valid and reliable instrument developed to measure self. To indicate your answer circle one of the numbers on the scale under each item, where 0 not at all confident.
Self efficacy for exercise is important to address in rehabilitation as it regulates exercise motivation and behavior. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effects of needsbased patient education on self efficacy, health outcomes and patient knowledge in people with rheumatoid arthritis ra. Ases8 is derived from the full version of the arthritis selfefficacy scale ases, which has a total of 20 items divided into three subsets. This study examined psychometric properties of the 8item english version of the arthritis self efficacy scale ases8 and differences in ases8 scores across sample subgroups. The rheumatoid arthritis taskspecific selfefficacy rase questionnaire comprises 28 items scored on a 5point likert scale. Eightyfive elders with arthritis were randomly assigned to the intervention or control group. Effects of needsbased patient education on selfefficacy. Study ii investigated the measurement of change responsiveness of the kses. Table 1 the nutrition selfefficacy scale how certain are you that you could overcome the following barriers. There will be a difference between selfefficacy in armhand function before and after arthritis selfefficacy education. Research article psychometric properties of the 8item english arthritis selfefficacy scale in a diverse sample sarawilcox, 1 daniellee. Pdf arthritis selfefficacy is important for successful disease management. A metaanalysis was performed to compare the standardized mean difference effect sizes cohen d of randomized controlled studies that used the arthritis selfefficacy scale pain studies, n 1906, other symptoms studies, n 1957, and function 5. Scoring the score for each item is the number circled.
Chronic pain selfefficacy scale cpss mapi research trust. Objectives the educational needs assessment tool enat is a self completed questionnaire, which allows patients with arthritis to prioritise their educational needs. Everything you wanted to know about the selfefficacy. The purpose of this study was to assess the psychometric properties of a french version of the instrument semcd fv in a primary health care context. Psychosocial status was measured with the arthritis selfefficacy scale ases 25, evaluating belief in ability to manage pain, other arthritis symptoms, and functional ability. In study i, an instrument to measure self efficacy of knee function, the knee self efficacy scale kses, was designed and evaluated. This studys purpose was to examine the effects of a telephone intervention on ase, depression, pain, and fatigue in older adults with arthritis methods. The relationship of arthritis selfefficacy to daily pain. An initial 2hour pre program assessment of exercise capacity.
If two consecutive numbers are circled, code the lower number less selfefficacy. Research article psychometric properties of the 8item. If it is possible to increase arthritis pain selfefficacy and if so, what approaches other than isolated pain relieving interventions appear most promising. Patients from ten secondary care rheumatology centres across england were asked to complete a postal questionnaire concerning sociodemographic and clinical. Development and evaluation of a scale to measure selfefficacy in people with. In the present study 128 rheumatoid arthritis patients completed diaries for 30 days in which they provided daily ratings of joint pain, negative and positive mood. The primary outcome variable in this study, ase, was measured using the ase questionnaire developed by lorig and colleagues. Pdf psychometric properties of the 8item english arthritis self. There is evidence that the psychological attribute of perceived self efficacy plays a role in mediating health outcomes for persons with chronic arthritis who take the arthritis self management course. Arthritis selfefficacy scale ases description purpose. We assessed the presence and severity of fatigue in patients with jia, including factors presumed associated with fatigue e. Self efficacy scales 7 scale description in the following section, the item wording is provided for the three measures.
Validation of a swedish version of the arthritis self. Effects of telephone intervention on arthritis selfefficacy. Efficacy of a webbased selfmanagement enhancing program for. Psychometric properties of the 8item english arthritis selfefficacy scale in a diverse sample sarawilcox, 1 daniellee. Questionnaire form and scale were completed by the individuals in both groups. Evaluation of a modified arthritis selfefficacy scale for an.
Evaluation of a modified arthritis selfefficacy scale for. There will be a difference between selfefficacy in legfoot function before and after arthritis selfefficacy education. Sharpe 1 prevention research center and department of exercise science, arnold school of public health, university of south carolina,assembly street, columbia, sc, usa. Research article psychometric properties of the 8item english arthritis self efficacy scale in a diverse sample sarawilcox, 1 daniellee. Cpss is a modified version of the original arthritis selfefficacy scale ases developed by lorig et al. To develop and validate the chinese version of the joint protection selfefficacy scale cjpses in patients with rheumatoid arthritis ra in china. This scale is free to use without permission selfmanagement resource center 711 colorado avenue palo alto ca 94303 650 2428040. By identifying the relative merits and weaknesses of these two scales, the precision of identifying people with arthritis and other chronic conditions and low selfefficacy will facilitate future research. Development and evaluation of a scale to measure selfefficacy in people with arthritis. Chronic disease self efficacy scales we would like to know how confident you are in doing certain activities. In study iii, factors that were considered important and having a major impact on self efficacy of knee function were explored. There will be a difference between self efficacy in legfoot function before and after arthritis self efficacy education. Objectives to evaluate an ankylosing spondylitisspecific arthritis selfefficacy scale asesas united kingdom uk secondary care population.
Banduras exercise selfefficacy scale validation in an australian cardiac rehabilitation setting. A randomised controlled trial of occupational therapy for. Association of selfefficacy and outcome expectations with. The arthritis self efficacy scale ases uses a likert scale to measure self efficacy. There is evidence that the psychological attribute of perceived selfefficacy plays a role in mediating health outcomes for persons with chronic arthritis who take the arthritis selfmanagement course. Arthritis self efficacy is important for successful disease management. However, before measures of selfefficacy are widely incorporated into clinical practice, there needs to be a better understanding of how they relate to daily pain, mood and coping. Arthritis selfefficacy selfmanagement resource center. Arthritis selfefficacy scale ases, arthritis selfefficacy scale8 item ases8, childrens arthritis selfefficacy scale case, chronic disease selfefficacy scale cdses, parents arthritis selfefficacy scale pase, and rheumatoid arthritis selfefficacy scale rase.
The following health status measures were included. Keywords internal consistency, measurement properties, physical activity, questionnaire. The short selfmanagement ability scale smass comprises 18 items scored on a 6point scale with a higher score indicating better selfmanagement behavior. Efficacy of a webbased selfmanagement enhancing program. A valid instrument to evaluate selfefficacy exists. This questionnaire was translated into dutch via forwardbackward translation and decisions were based on consensus with a group of 5 researchers, 4 ra. Response format is 1 very uncertain, 2 rather uncertain, 3 rather certain, and 4 ver y certain. Selfefficacy scale for your study, given that appropriate recognition of the source of the scale is made in the writeup of your study. Psychometric properties of the 8item english arthritis self. In 401 participants with self reported doctordiagnosed arthritis, exploratory factor analysis and tests of internal consistency were conducted.
Validation of the chinese version of joint protection self. Itemresponsetheory analysis of two scales for self. Each belief is rated on a tenpoint likert scale, where 1. Reflektioner kring arthritis selfefficacy scale swe av personer med. This scale is free to use without permission self management resource center 711 colorado avenue palo alto ca 94303 650 2428040.
In study i, an instrument to measure selfefficacy of knee function, the knee selfefficacy scale kses, was designed and evaluated. Everything you wanted to know about the selfefficacy scale. Psychometric properties of the 8item english arthritis. Arthritis selfefficacy ase characterizes individuals confidence in managing their arthritis. This study examined psychometric properties of the 8item english version of the arthritis selfefficacy scale ases8 and differences in. This study examined psychometric properties of the 8item english version of the arthritis selfefficacy scale ases8 and differences in ases8 scores across sample subgroups. Sensitivity to change of the rheumatoid arthritis selfefficacy scale rase and predictors of change in selfefficacy. This scale ranges from 10 very uncertain to 100 very certain in answer to items that ask how certain respondents are that they can perform the tasks listed. Objectives the educational needs assessment tool enat is a selfcompleted questionnaire, which allows patients with arthritis to prioritise their educational needs. The initial scale was published in 1989, and it was the.
Sharpe 1 prevention research center and department of exercise science, arnold school of public health. Pdf sensitivity to change of the rheumatoid arthritis. Twentyfour studies, including 3163 subjects women, n 2547 80. The purpose of this study is to determine whether higher baseline levels of a self efficacy for physical activity, b self efficacy for arthritis self management, and c outcome expectations for exercise are associated with higher physical activity levels following an exercise intervention for adults with arthritis. The gse is a 10item scale with a score for each question ranging from 1 to 4. Sensitivity to change of the rheumatoid arthritis self efficacy scale rase and predictors of change in self efficacy. Adaptation and validation of the french version of the. Objectives to evaluate an ankylosing spondylitisspecific arthritis self efficacy scale asesas united kingdom uk secondary care population. If, for example, relaxation does not affect drug use, then perceived self efficacy to relax will be unrelated to consumption of drugs because the causal theory is faulty. Selfefficacy for exercise is important to address in rehabilitation as it regulates exercise motivation and behavior. Fatigue is common in patients with jia and affects daily life negatively. Effects of needsbased patient education on selfefficacy and. Pdf sensitivity to change of the rheumatoid arthritis self. Effect of education on perceived selfefficacy for individuals with.
Development and evaluation of a scale to measure self efficacy in people with arthritis. In 401 participants with selfreported doctordiagnosed arthritis, exploratory factor analysis and tests of internal consistency were conducted. Therefore, the aim of this study was to develop and validate a measure of self. The 8item arthritis selfefficacy scale ases8 was created as part of a development process on a set of health assessment tools for the spanish language. The ases was developed to measure patients arthritisspeci. If, for example, relaxation does not affect drug use, then perceived selfefficacy to relax will be unrelated to consumption of drugs because the causal theory is faulty. There will be a difference between self efficacy in armhand function before and after arthritis self efficacy education. French validation of the arthritis selfefficacy scale and.
The questionnaire contains 33 items measured on a 110 likert. By identifying the relative merits and weaknesses of these two scales, the precision of identifying people with arthritis and other chronic conditions and low self efficacy will facilitate future research. The ases has pain, other symptoms, and function subscales. Apr 10, 2019 to develop and validate the chinese version of the joint protection self efficacy scale cjpses in patients with rheumatoid arthritis ra in china. Methods the asesas is based on the 8item ases with minor alterations in phraseology. However, before measures of self efficacy are widely incorporated into clinical practice, there needs to be a better understanding of how they relate to daily pain, mood and coping. Each item is assessed on a likert scale from 0 to 10. This scale ranges from 10 very uncertain to 100 very.
Development and validation of a selfefficacy scale for use in british. Selfefficacy the rheumatoid arthritis taskspecific selfefficacy rase questionnaire comprises 28 items scored on a 5point likert scale. Cultural adaptation and validation of the french version of arthritis selfefficacy scale ases for people with chronic low back pain, which is a selfassessment questionnaire, composed of 20 items divided in 3 domains. The ases8 is a modified version of the arthritis self efficacy scale that has been validated for patients with chronic pain brady 2011. Pdf development and evaluation of a scale to measure. Arthritis selfefficacy is important for successful disease management. The gse is designed to assess optimistic selfbeliefs used to cope with a variety of demands in life. Therefore, the aim of this study was to develop and validate a measure of. Chronic disease selfefficacy scales we would like to know how confident you are in doing certain activities. The purpose of this study was to test the validity of a swedish version of the arthritis self efficacy scale on two groups of patients. Arthritis self efficacy scale ases, arthritis self efficacy scale 8 item ases8, childrens arthritis self efficacy scale case, chronic disease self efficacy scale cdses, parents arthritis self efficacy scale pase, and rheumatoid arthritis self efficacy scale rase. Effects of telephone intervention on arthritis self.
Pain pse 5 items, function fse 9 items, and other symptoms ose 6 items. Selfefficacy, denoting the degree of confidence an individual has in carrying out a specific activity, was initially discussed in the 1970s as a potential correlate of disease outcomes. Higher scores indicate stronger patients belief in selfefficacy. Arthritis self efficacy scale scores in knee osteoarthritis. The purpose of this study is to determine whether higher baseline levels of a selfefficacy for physical activity, b selfefficacy for arthritis selfmanagement, and c outcome expectations for exercise are associated with higher physical activity levels following an exercise intervention for adults with arthritis. Researcharticle psychometric properties of the 8item english arthritis self efficacy scale in a diverse sample sarawilcox,1 daniellee. Cpss is a modified version of the original arthritis self efficacy scale ases developed by lorig et al. The purpose of this study was to test the validity of a swedish version of the arthritis selfefficacy scale on two groups of patients. If selfefficacy scales are targeted to factors that, in fact, have little or no impact on the domain of functioning, such research cannot yield a predictive relation. Measurement properties of self efficacy scales need to be assessed in specific populations and different languages. Each question is scored on a 9 cm numeric rating scale ranging from 1 very uncertain, 5 6 moderately uncertain, and 10 very certain. Arthritis selfefficacy scale scores in knee osteoarthritis. In study iii, factors that were considered important and having a major impact on selfefficacy of knee function were explored. A metaanalysis was performed to compare the standardized mean difference effect sizes cohen d of randomized controlled studies that used the arthritis self efficacy scale pain studies, n 1906, other symptoms studies, n 1957, and function 5.