no. | Item | Discrimination Index % | Item-total correlation | Alpha if item removed | Final Alpha |
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1. | A palliative approach can help a person’s quality of life. | 17 | .47 | .76 | .78 |
4. | Being aware of a person’s emotional, social and spiritual needs is my responsibility. | 28 | .39 | .76 | .79 |
6. | Caring for a person with a palliative approach is rewarding. | 14 | .40 | .76 | .78 |
7. | Providing a palliative approach based on an individual’s wishes improves quality of life. | 19 | .45 | .76 | .78 |
10. | Understanding physical and emotional changes at the end of life helps me provide care with a palliative approach. | 12 | .65 | .75 | .77 |
11. | I feel comfortable when an individual receiving a palliative approach says they are ready to die. | 70 | .28 | .77 | .81 |
13. | I make a difference to a person’s day when I provide care with a palliative approach. | 21 | .65 | .75 | .76 |
14. | I have an important role to play in pain assessment and management. | 33 | .52 | .75 | .78 |
16. | When I provide care with a palliative approach, I think about the whole person. | 17 | .61 | .75 | .77 |
17. | Privately sharing experiences with colleagues is important when providing a palliative approach. | 49 | .40 | .76 | .79 |