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Instrument translation process: a methods review
Journal of Advanced Nursing · 2004 · Vol. 48(2) · pp. 175–186
Wantana Maneesriwongul✉(Mahidol University)Jane Dixon
Abstract
The studies reviewed used diverse methods of varying quality. There is need for consensus among researchers in how to achieve quality of instrument translation in cross-cultural research. Researchers should carefully attend to achieving and reporting evidence of the accuracy and validity of instrument translation. When back-translation fails to achieve semantic equivalence, the instrument development process should be replicated in the target language.
Nursing Diagnosis and DocumentationHealth Sciences Research and EducationHealth Education and ValidationEquivalence (formal languages)Computer scienceTest (biology)Natural language processingTranslation (biology)Semantic equivalenceQuality (philosophy)Translation studiesArtificial intelligenceLinguistics
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Cross-Cultural ComparisonData CollectionHumansTranslationsReproducibility of ResultsNursing Research
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Developing Instruments for Cross-Cultural Psychiatric Research
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease · 1988 · 813 citations
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