ArticleFrontiers in psychiatry2023
Polish validation of the Transplant Effects Questionnaire.
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Abstract
Introduction: The Transplant Effects Questionnaire (TxEQ) assesses specific recipients' reactions to receiving a transplanted organ, including worry about the transplant, Guilt regarding the donor, disclosure of having undergone transplantation, adherence to medical treatment, and responsibility to the donor, family, or medical staff. Poland has no standardized tool for evaluating the emotional reaction to transplantation. The study aimed to assess the basic psychometric properties, such as the reliability and validity of the Polish translation of TxEQ-PL. Materials and methods: The study involved 84 patients after kidney transplantation. The average age of the subjects was 49.87 years (±15.27). The study used the diagnostic survey method, the Polish versions of the Results: The TxEQ-PL version has satisfactory internal consistency for each subscale ( Conclusion: TxEQ-PL is useful for assessing emotional reactions to organ transplantation. The tool has a factor structure identical to the original English version and comparable psychometric properties.
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