Nursing Education Perspectives · 2015 · 88 citations · 5 references
EducationEducational AssessmentHealth EducationHealth AssessmentMethod ValidationTest DevelopmentAssessment ValidityContent AnalysisContent ValiditySimulation-based AssessmentTest ValidityValidity EvidenceContent Validity AssessmentContent Validity EvidenceContent Validity IndexHigh-stakes Science AssessmentScenario-based ValidationSimulation ScenariosSimulation ValidationValidity Index Interpretation
AIM: This article aims to assist educators and researchers in determining content validity (CV) and reporting a content validity index (CVI) for simulation scenarios. BACKGROUND: Educators and researchers involved in health care curricula may not recognize the need to validate and/or do not know how to validate a simulation scenario. METHOD: Two methods based on previous research that can be used to determine CV and report a CVI are discussed (Lynn and Lawshe). RESULTS: Simulation scenarios need to be written so experts can fully understand the entirety of content and accurately assess whether items are relevant. Information for a CV template for experts is provided. CONCLUSION: Determining item CV and reporting an overall CVI are important elements necessary to simulation scenarios, especially when the scenario is used in a high-stakes assessment or research.
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Determination and Quantification Of Content Validity
Mary R. Lynn · Nursing Research · 1986 · 6.4K citations
Social Sciences, Educational Measurement, Method Validation +9