Frontiers in medicine · 2024
Patient-reported assessment of compassion in Spanish: a systematic review.
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Soto-Rubio Ana, Picazo Carmen, Gil-Juliá Beatriz, Andreu-Vaillo Yolanda, Pérez-Marín Marian, Sinclair Shane
Аннотация
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: This systematic review aims to: (1) explore which tools have been used in Spanish to measure compassion; (2) know which of these tools could be used to assess compassion in healthcare settings from the perspective of patients; (3) evaluate the quality of these patient-reported measures in Spanish contexts; and (4) determine which of these instruments would be best suited to be used in healthcare settings.
BACKGROUND: Compassion has been recognized as a fundamental dimension of quality healthcare.
METHODS: Several scientific databases were consulted for relevant records published up to December 16th, 2021. In accordance with PRISMA guidelines, 64 studies were included.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS: while existing instruments, validated in Spanish, allow for the measurement of self-compassion or compassion to others, there are no valid and reliable measures currently available in Spanish to measure patient-reported compassion.
RELEVANCE TO CLINICAL PRACTICE: In order to ensure and promote compassion in the health care context, it is essential to have a valid and reliable tool to measure this construct in a patient-informed way, and this is currently not possible in the Spanish-speaking context because of the lack of such an instrument in Spanish.
BACKGROUND: Compassion has been recognized as a fundamental dimension of quality healthcare.
METHODS: Several scientific databases were consulted for relevant records published up to December 16th, 2021. In accordance with PRISMA guidelines, 64 studies were included.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS: while existing instruments, validated in Spanish, allow for the measurement of self-compassion or compassion to others, there are no valid and reliable measures currently available in Spanish to measure patient-reported compassion.
RELEVANCE TO CLINICAL PRACTICE: In order to ensure and promote compassion in the health care context, it is essential to have a valid and reliable tool to measure this construct in a patient-informed way, and this is currently not possible in the Spanish-speaking context because of the lack of such an instrument in Spanish.