International journal of orthopaedic and trauma nursing · 2026
Development and testing of a patient-reported discharge readiness measure for daytime knee arthroscopy.
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Zhang Ruixin, Yao Honghuan, Chen Jie, Zhang Shulin, Li Ying, Wang Xue
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BACKGROUND: The lack of a specific assessment tool for knee arthroscopy patient leads to a lack of validity and accuracy of the assessment results, which affects the overall success of discharge preparation. This study aims to develop and psychometrically test the Patient-Reported Scale for assessing Discharge Readiness in patients undergoing daytime Knee Arthroscopy.
METHODS: This was a quantitative empirical research design. Development of the patient-reported instrument entailed three stages: item pool generation, pretesting evaluation, and psychometric testing. Item pools were generated through literature reviews, patient semi-structured interviews, and Delphi expert inquiries. A cross-sectional study evaluated the construct validity and internal consistency using exploratory factor analysis and Cronbach's α coefficient to test the hypotheses. Data were collected between May and December 2023 at a hospital's Orthopaedic Day Care Unit.
RESULTS: The study included 346 patients undergoing daytime knee arthroscopy. The content validity index exceeded 0.8. Factor analysis revealed 17 items across five dimensions. Item-total correlations were acceptable, and Cronbach's α coefficient was 0.859.
CONCLUSION: The patient-reported assessment of discharge readiness in patients undergoing daytime knee arthroscopy demonstrated strong reliability and validity.
METHODS: This was a quantitative empirical research design. Development of the patient-reported instrument entailed three stages: item pool generation, pretesting evaluation, and psychometric testing. Item pools were generated through literature reviews, patient semi-structured interviews, and Delphi expert inquiries. A cross-sectional study evaluated the construct validity and internal consistency using exploratory factor analysis and Cronbach's α coefficient to test the hypotheses. Data were collected between May and December 2023 at a hospital's Orthopaedic Day Care Unit.
RESULTS: The study included 346 patients undergoing daytime knee arthroscopy. The content validity index exceeded 0.8. Factor analysis revealed 17 items across five dimensions. Item-total correlations were acceptable, and Cronbach's α coefficient was 0.859.
CONCLUSION: The patient-reported assessment of discharge readiness in patients undergoing daytime knee arthroscopy demonstrated strong reliability and validity.