With increasing occurrence of international multicentre studies, there is a need for music therapy outcome measures to become more widely available across countries. For countries where English is not the first language, translation and cross-cultural adaptation of outcome measures may be necessary. A literature review identified a knowledge gap regarding translation procedures of outcome measures used in music therapy research. However, a large body of translation guidelines is available in other health professions. We used the guidelines from these related fields to identify guidelines and outline procedural steps for the translation and adaptation of music therapy outcome instruments.With increasing occurrence of international multicentr...
Background Research questionnaires are not always translated appropriately before th...
Chronic wounds represent a significant problem to patients, healthcare professionals, and healthcare...
The purpose of this research was to illuminate non-native English-speaking music therapists’ trends ...
Objective: The objective of this study was to improve the range of standardized tinnitus Spanish Pa...
The purpose of this book is to provide a general overview of the translation and cultural adaptation...
AbstractObjectivesWith the internationalization of clinical trial programs, there is an increased ne...
Background: Assessing and evaluating health care is important, and an abundance of instruments are d...
Welcome to the Outcome Measures in Music Therapy resource. Developed by the Nordoff Robbins research...
Assessment, in its different guises and forms, has been a core consideration of music therapy work s...
[Correction added after online publication 13-November-2008: Information on FDA requirements in Sect...
ABSTRACTIn 1999, ISPOR formed the Quality of Life Special Interest group (QoL-SIG)—Translation and C...
Objectives: To raise awareness and propose a good practice guide for translating and adapting any he...
Research on cross-cultural music therapy is limited, yet with the increase of globalization, it is b...
Assessment, in its different guises and forms, has been a core consideration of music therapy work s...
This study reports on the cultural and language translation of measures for use with Zulu speakers i...
Background Research questionnaires are not always translated appropriately before th...
Chronic wounds represent a significant problem to patients, healthcare professionals, and healthcare...
The purpose of this research was to illuminate non-native English-speaking music therapists’ trends ...
Objective: The objective of this study was to improve the range of standardized tinnitus Spanish Pa...
The purpose of this book is to provide a general overview of the translation and cultural adaptation...
AbstractObjectivesWith the internationalization of clinical trial programs, there is an increased ne...
Background: Assessing and evaluating health care is important, and an abundance of instruments are d...
Welcome to the Outcome Measures in Music Therapy resource. Developed by the Nordoff Robbins research...
Assessment, in its different guises and forms, has been a core consideration of music therapy work s...
[Correction added after online publication 13-November-2008: Information on FDA requirements in Sect...
ABSTRACTIn 1999, ISPOR formed the Quality of Life Special Interest group (QoL-SIG)—Translation and C...
Objectives: To raise awareness and propose a good practice guide for translating and adapting any he...
Research on cross-cultural music therapy is limited, yet with the increase of globalization, it is b...
Assessment, in its different guises and forms, has been a core consideration of music therapy work s...
This study reports on the cultural and language translation of measures for use with Zulu speakers i...
Background Research questionnaires are not always translated appropriately before th...
Chronic wounds represent a significant problem to patients, healthcare professionals, and healthcare...
The purpose of this research was to illuminate non-native English-speaking music therapists’ trends ...