Examining the problem areas in diabetes scale (MY-PAID-20) among malay T2DM patients

Examining the problem areas in diabetes scale (MY-PAID-20) among malay T2DM patients

The Problem Areas in Diabetes Scale (PAID) was translated using forward and backward translations following a predefined set of guidelines. The sample consists of 46 Malay patients from a public hospital in Malaysia. The PAID scale was found to have high internal consistency (Cronbach's Alpha v...

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Published in:International Journal of Biology and Biomedical Engineering
Main Author: Jannoo Z.; Yap B.W.; Razali N.M.; Gnanasan S.; Hassali M.A.; Shafie A.A.; Karuppannan M.; Gopalan Y.; Omar M.; Ramli N.I.
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Language:English
Published: North Atlantic University Union NAUN 2014
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Jannoo Z.; Yap B.W.; Razali N.M.; Gnanasan S.; Hassali M.A.; Shafie A.A.; Karuppannan M.; Gopalan Y.; Omar M.; Ramli N.I.
Examining the problem areas in diabetes scale (MY-PAID-20) among malay T2DM patients
2014
International Journal of Biology and Biomedical Engineering
8


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The Problem Areas in Diabetes Scale (PAID) was translated using forward and backward translations following a predefined set of guidelines. The sample consists of 46 Malay patients from a public hospital in Malaysia. The PAID scale was found to have high internal consistency (Cronbach's Alpha value = 0.921). The patients suffered from mild diabetes distress having an average PAID score of 39.4. The findings gave support of convergent validity with a significant association (Pearson correlation = 0.081; p<0.05) between PAID score and HbA1c values. The Malay version of PAID was found to be reliable and valid among Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus patients.
North Atlantic University Union NAUN
19984510
English
Article
author Jannoo Z.; Yap B.W.; Razali N.M.; Gnanasan S.; Hassali M.A.; Shafie A.A.; Karuppannan M.; Gopalan Y.; Omar M.; Ramli N.I.
spellingShingle Jannoo Z.; Yap B.W.; Razali N.M.; Gnanasan S.; Hassali M.A.; Shafie A.A.; Karuppannan M.; Gopalan Y.; Omar M.; Ramli N.I.
Examining the problem areas in diabetes scale (MY-PAID-20) among malay T2DM patients
author_facet Jannoo Z.; Yap B.W.; Razali N.M.; Gnanasan S.; Hassali M.A.; Shafie A.A.; Karuppannan M.; Gopalan Y.; Omar M.; Ramli N.I.
author_sort Jannoo Z.; Yap B.W.; Razali N.M.; Gnanasan S.; Hassali M.A.; Shafie A.A.; Karuppannan M.; Gopalan Y.; Omar M.; Ramli N.I.
title Examining the problem areas in diabetes scale (MY-PAID-20) among malay T2DM patients
title_short Examining the problem areas in diabetes scale (MY-PAID-20) among malay T2DM patients
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description The Problem Areas in Diabetes Scale (PAID) was translated using forward and backward translations following a predefined set of guidelines. The sample consists of 46 Malay patients from a public hospital in Malaysia. The PAID scale was found to have high internal consistency (Cronbach's Alpha value = 0.921). The patients suffered from mild diabetes distress having an average PAID score of 39.4. The findings gave support of convergent validity with a significant association (Pearson correlation = 0.081; p<0.05) between PAID score and HbA1c values. The Malay version of PAID was found to be reliable and valid among Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus patients.
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