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Development and validation of a Japanese version of the revised Moral Sensitivity Questionnaire: a preliminary study Jukai MAEDA 1 , Emiko KONISHI 2 1Faculty of Nursing, Tokyo Ariake University of Medical and Health Sciences 2Faculty of Nursing, Saku University Keyword: 道徳的感受性 , 尺度開発 , 妥当性検証 , moral sensitivity , instrument development , validation pp.32-37
Published Date 2012/2/25
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 The purpose of this study was to validate an instrument to examine the Japanese nurses' moral sensitivity. The revised Moral Sensitivity Questionnaire (rMSQ), originally developed and revised by Lútzén et al. (2006), was chosen. This rMSQ consists of nine items with three latent factors. A Japanese version of the MSQ was developed by taking the following steps: 1) frequent communications with the author of the rMSQ to clarify the meaning of each item, 2) item reviews by research and clinical expert nurses until the items were confirmed as being easy for Japanese nurses to understand, and 3) translation and back-translation between the two languages. The questionnaire was given to 210 nurses who worked in two different hospitals, of whom 141 responded. A 6-point Likert scale was adopted. A factor analysis extracted the same three factors as Lútzén et al. had identified; “Moral Strength”, “Sense of Moral Burden”, and “Moral Responsibility”. The Cronbach's alfa was .798, .622, and .144, respectively. It was suggested that the conceptual framework of moral sensitivity could be applied to Japanese nurses. However, considering the low coefficient of reliability, items for the subscale “Moral Responsibility” of the Japanese version of the MSQ need further reviewing.


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電子版ISSN 2434-7361 印刷版ISSN 1883-244X 日本看護倫理学会

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