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- Validity evidence of the Brazilian version of the spirit at work scale in nursing workersPublication . Rocha, Fernanda Ludmilla Rossi; Jesus, Lilian Carla de; Júnior, Lacir José Santin; Ribeiro, Isabely Karoline da Silva; Martins, Bianca Gonzalez; Oliveira, Samuel Andrade de; Deodato, Sérgio Joaquim; Campos, Juliana Alvares Duarte BoniniObjective: to evaluate the psychometric properties of the Brazilian version of the Spirit at Work Scale in nursing workers. Method: cross-sectional study with non-probabilistic sampling. The analysis of the psychometric properties of the Spirit at Work Scale was carried out in three stages: face and content validity (translation and cultural adaptation); validity based on internal structure (exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis, factorial invariance, and reliability analysis); validity based on relations to external measures (convergent analysis of the construct in relation to external measures). Results: the translated version, adapted for the Brazilian context, was called Spirit at Work Scale-Br. The Brazilian version was validated in a sample of 4,248 nursing professionals, among whom there was a predominance of women (n=3,648; 85.88%), with a mean age of 35.59 years (SD=8.86); most were nurses 47.36% (n=2012) and nursing technicians 47.25% (n=2007). The exploratory factor analysis indicated the single-factor model as the theoretical structure that best adjusted to the data, after the exclusion of items 1, 2 and 12 of the instrument (λ≤0.40). Confirmatory factor analysis validated the single-factor structure of the Spirit at Work Scale-Br, composed by 15 items instead of the 18 in the original model of the instrument. The reliability of the data was also attested. Conclusion: the Spirit at Work Scale-Br is capable of assessing aspects related to spirituality in the work of Brazilian nursing workers. However, it is considered essential to carry out future studies, including in-depth analyses related to the construct validity of the instrument in different contexts.
- Validity evidence of the depression, anxiety, and stress scale in Brazilian nursing workersPublication . Oliveira, Samuel Andrade de; Júnior, Lacir José Santin; Fracarolli, Isabela Fernanda Larios; Martins, Bianca Gonzalez; Campos, Juliana Alvares Duarte Bonini; Marziale, Maria Helena Palucci; Deodato, Sérgio Joaquim; Rocha, Fernanda Ludmilla RossiObjectives: To investigate the validity evidence of the Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scale (DASS-21) and to analyze the prevalence of depression, anxiety, and stress symptoms in a sample of Brazilian nursing workers. Methods: This was a cross-sectional study with non-probability convenience sampling. A total of 4053 Brazilian nursing workers participated in the study. The psychometric properties of DASS-21 were assessed by analysis of the validity based on the internal structure (factorial, convergent, and discriminant construct validity, invariance of the factorial model, and reliability); relationships with external measures (positive and negative convergent validity of the depression, anxiety, and stress factors with the emotional impairment, job satisfaction, and individual and occupational variables); and response process of the items (analysis of the differential item functioning in distinct subgroups). Data reliability was certified by estimating the ordinal alpha coefficient and the composite reliability. The prevalence of depression, anxiety, and stress symptoms was estimated based on recommendations from the original authors of DASS-21. Results: During validation of the internal structure, the confirmatory factor analysis showed that the fit of the sample to the original DASS-21 model was adequate and the strong measurement invariance of the model was confirmed in different groups. Analysis based on external measures showed that the depression, anxiety, and stress factors had positive and moderate-strong correlations with the emotional impairment domain and negative and moderate correlations with the job satisfaction construct. Analysis of the pattern of response to items confirmed the uniformity and stability of the instrument for the sample. Regarding symptoms, the high prevalence of extremely severe levels of depression, anxiety, and stress was highlighted among participants. Conclusion: DASS-21 presented adequate validity and reliability to assess depression, anxiety, and stress symptoms among Brazilian nursing workers.