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Measurement instrument
CPAx
Critical illness
Rehabilitation
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Introduction: The complications associated with long term hospitalizations in ICU’s and have an extremely negative impact on functional capacity and quality of life of critical patients. It is crucial to use an adequate instrument, which allows measuring/assessing the limitations and the evolution of functional capacity in critical patients during their hospitalization.
Objectives: To translate and validate the Chelsea Critical Care Physical Assessment (CPAx) (Corner et al., 2013, 2014) to Portuguese language.
Methodology: Translation, cultural adjustment and psychometric analysis study of the Chelsea Critical Care Physical Assessment (CPAx) instrument to assess the functional capacity of critical patients in Portuguese ICUs.
Results/Discussion: The Portuguese version CPAx scale, showed excellent agreement and reliability for the domains evaluated (? > 0.8 and ? >0.9).
Conclusion: The scale showed good psychometric properties. Based on the values ??obtained, it is considered that the CPAx is validated for the Portuguese population.
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