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- * Bilingual Chinese American cochlear implant users participated in the adaptation process and pilot testing.
- * The adapted CIQOL-10 Global was well-received, with participants easily understanding and completing the questionnaire, offering a new tool for assessing quality of life in this demographic.
Article Abstract
Objective: To conduct the Chinese cross-cultural adaptation of the Cochlear Implant Quality of Life-10 Global (CIQOL-10 Global) instrument.
Patients: Bilingual Chinese American cochlear implant users.
Intervention: Chinese cross-cultural adaptation of the CIQOL-10 Global.
Main Outcome Measure: Description of the process of Chinese cross-cultural adaptation of the CIQOL-10 Global and pilot testing of the Chinese CIQOL-10 Global in the target patient population.
Results: The CIQOL-10 Global was cross-culturally adapted into Chinese. Ten participants were recruited for pilot testing. There was wide representation from across the target population in terms of age (mean, 44.8 yr; range, 20.2-80.3 yr), sex (5 were male, 5 were female), education, and socioeconomic factors. All participants were able to easily read, comprehend, and fill out the Chinese CIQOL-10 Global.
Conclusions: The Chinese version of the CIQOL-10 Global is now available to provide an overall assessment of quality of life of Chinese-speaking cochlear implant users.
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