ArticleRevista brasileira de enfermagem2026
Development and validation of an instrument to monitor obstetric care provided in maternity hospitals.
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Abstract
objectivesto develop and validate an instrument to monitor obstetric care provided in maternity hospitals.
methodsthis methodological study was conducted in two stages: (1) development of the instrument based on a narrative review and (2) content validation through evaluation of the instrument by nine experts.
resultsthree documents were developed: the first, a checklist with 61 monitoring items; the second, a document specifying the operational definition of each item; and the third, guidance for calculating the indicator generated by each item. The content validity index was greater than 0.78 after two rounds of data collection.
conclusionsthe monitoring instrument provided evidence of content validity from experts across all assessed domains and can therefore be considered reliable for monitoring obstetric care.
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