Table 2. Feasibility survey of the Japanese version of the ICU Mobility Scale (IMS-J) (N=25).
Yes % (PT, RN) | NO % (PT, RN) | Unclear % (PT, RN) | |
Is the IMS-J clear and unambiguous? | 96 (44, 52) | 4 (4, 0) | 0 (0, 0) |
Did the IMS-J take less than 1 min to compete? | 56 (32, 24) | 36 (16, 20) | 8 (0, 8) |
Did the IMS-J take less than 5 min to compete? | 92 (44, 48) | 8 (4, 4) | 0 (0, 0) |
Does the IMS-J indicate what the scale is about and the overall purpose? | 88 (48, 40) | 4 (0, 4) | 8 (0, 8) |
Are there adequate definitions of the IMS-J, with examples? | 84 (40, 44) | 4 (0, 4) | 12 (8, 4) |
Are any levels of the scale irrelevant, misleading or superfluous? | 24 (8, 16) | 64 (32, 32) | 12 (8, 4) |
Are any levels of the scale offensive or otherwise inappropriate? | 16 (8, 8) | 80 (36, 44) | 4 (4, 0) |
Will respondents know the answer to the questions? | 88 (40, 48) | 4 (0, 4) | 8 (8, 0) |
Are any items unnecessary or repetitive? | 12 (12, 0) | 84 (32, 52) | 4 (4, 0) |
Is it an appropriate length? | 84 (44, 40) | 12 (4, 8) | 4 (0, 4) |