| 英文摘要 |
Objectives. The aim of this study was to understand the perceived barriers by nurses in preventing pressure injuries in clinical practice. The Perceived Barriers Towards Pressure Injury Prevention for Nurses-Taiwanese Version (PBPIP-T) scale was translated and its reliability and validity were assessed in this study. Methods. The study developed perceived barriers toward pressure injury prevention scale using Brislin’s cross-cultural translation process, followed by descriptive interviews to extract perceived barrier reasons. Subsequently, the reliability and validity of the scale were examined. Results. After identifying the cause of the perceived barriers, the scale's reliability and validity were tested. The content of the open-ended questionnaire was obtained through the translation model, with three questions in total: ''Please describe the reasons that will hinder you from carrying out pressure injury risk assessment,'' ''carrying out pressure injury prevention,'' and ''documenting pressure injury prevention care planning,'' and then extract meaningful themes through interviews with seven nurses, which are five items, nine items, and four items respectively. Conclusion. Finally, the psychometric analysis found that the Taiwanese version of the Nurses' Perceived Barriers Scale for Preventing Pressure Injury has good internal consistency and content validity. It can be used as a scale to evaluate clinical practice. |