Measuring population health and quality of life: Developing and testing of the significant quality of life measure (SigQOLM).
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ABSTRACT: Quality of life (QOL) should ideally be determined by a broader spectrum of measurable parameters. This study aims to develop and validate a study instrument that is designed to determine a holistic measure of health and non-health aspects of QOL, and it is called the 'Significant Quality of Life Measure' (SigQOLM). This study involves five phases which aim to (i) explore and understand the subject matter content, (ii) develop a questionnaire, (iii) assess its content validity and face validity, (iv) conduct a pilot study, and lastly (v) perform a field-test by using the questionnaire. For the field-testing phase, a cross-sectional study was conducted which elicited responses from healthcare workers via a self-administered survey for all the SigQOLM items. Based on the results, the overall
SUBMITTER: Bujang MA
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10750041 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Dec
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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