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The WHOQOL-100 has good psychometric properties in breast cancer patients
Brenda L. den Oudsten
, Guus L. van Heck
, Alida F. W. van der Steeg
, Jan A. Roukema
, Jolanda de Vries
Pediatrics
Affiliatie VU
General Practice
Tilburg University
University of Amsterdam
Department of Medical Oncology, Elisabeth-Tweesteden Hospital, Tilburg, The Netherlands
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Psychometric Properties
100%
Breast Cancer Patients
100%
WHOQOL-100
100%
Breast Cancer
50%
Breast Cancer Survivors
50%
Internal Consistency
33%
Disease-free
33%
Social Relationships
33%
Physical Health
33%
Cancer-free
33%
Breast Diseases
33%
Construct Validity
16%
Five-point
16%
Quality Assessment
16%
Quality of Life Assessment
16%
Test-retest Reliability
16%
Reliability Validity
16%
Prospective Follow-up
16%
Four Factors
16%
Breast
16%
Anxiety Level
16%
Low Correlation
16%
Assessment Instrument
16%
State-Trait Anxiety Inventory
16%
Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale (CES-D)
16%
Screening Mammography
16%
Belief Factor
16%
Test-retest Correlation
16%
Personal Beliefs
16%
World Health Organization Quality of life-BREF
16%
EORTC QLQ
16%
Spirituality
16%
Palpable Lump
16%
Level of Independence
16%
Nursing and Health Professions
Breast Cancer
100%
Internal Consistency
28%
Breast Disease
28%
Construct Validity
14%
Quality of Life Assessment
14%
Test Retest Reliability
14%
State Trait Anxiety Inventory
14%
Mammography
14%
Confirmatory Factor Analysis
14%
Psychology
Breast Cancer
100%
Construct Validity
14%
Study Design
14%
Depression Scale
14%
Factor Analysis
14%
Test-Retest Reliability
14%
State Trait Anxiety Inventory
14%
Personal Belief
14%