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Table 3 Evaluation of the PAI questionnaires by parents, children and young adults

From: Feasibility of the Participation and Activity Inventory for Children and Youth (PAI-CY) and Young Adults (PAI-YA) with a visual impairment: a pilot study

Item in evaluation questionnaire

Rating

Number of parents (%)

Number of children/young adults (%)

Statements

Satisfaction with admission procedure

+

16 (67%)

9 (75%)

Questionnaire helps to get a first impression; everything was clear; clear questionnaire; easy to read

±

8 (33%)

3 (25%) a

-

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

Insight in possibilities for rehabilitation

+

11 (46%)

5 (83%)

No further comments

±

12 (50%)

1 (17%) b

-

1 (4%)

0 (0%)

Representativeness of problems in daily life

+

7 (29%)

10 (56%)

Nice that there is space for comments; everything was included; some items are very easy/for younger children

±

14 (58%)

8 (44%)

-

3 (13%)

0 (0%)

Difficulty to choose a response option

+

18 (75%)

13 (72%)

Need a response option between little difficult and very difficult; don’t know some answers

±

4 (17%

5 (28%)

-

2 (8%)

0 (0%)

Satisfaction with identification of rehabilitation needs

+

14 (58%)

5 (83%)

Makes you think about daily situation

±

10 (42%)

1 (17%) c

-

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

Satisfaction with duration of completing forms

+

19 (79%)

13 (72%)

No further comments

±

5 (21%)

2 (11%)

-

0 (0%)

3 (17%)

  1. aOnly children aged 7–17 years were asked
  2. bOnly young adults aged 18–25 years were asked
  3. cOnly children aged 13–17 years were asked