First reliability aspects of a new ICF-CY-based mobility screening for 7 and 8 year old children

  • Dr. Phil. Andrea Dincher Saarland University, Sports Sciences Institute
  • Lena Michelle Dincher Saarland University, Sports Sciences Institute
Keywords: Mobility, Screening, Reliability, Validity, Primary School

Abstract

Background: Children with a motor development disorder need to be identified early in order to initiate appropriate therapies. Therefore, a new mobility screening for children from 7 years and older is validated.

Methods: 52 primary school children (27 boys, 25 girls, age 8.07 ± .48 years) participated. All underwent the MobiScreen 7-8. Item split times and their scores are used to evaluate Inter-Rater Reliability and Internal Consistency. The significance level was set at p<.05.

Results: Cronbach's α reached values of α= .89 (total time) and α= .66 (total score), and inter-item correlations range from r = .06 to r = .90.

Conclusions: The given criteria were achieved and further studies should follow to evaluate the validity aspects of this screening instrument. A study on this is underway.

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Author Biographies

Dr. Phil. Andrea Dincher, Saarland University, Sports Sciences Institute

Sports Sciences Institute

Lena Michelle Dincher, Saarland University, Sports Sciences Institute

Sports Sciences Institute

Published
2022-08-30
How to Cite
Dincher, D. P. A., & Dincher, L. M. (2022). First reliability aspects of a new ICF-CY-based mobility screening for 7 and 8 year old children. International Journal of Medical Studies, 7(8), 1-9. Retrieved from https://ijmsonline.in/index.php/ijms/article/view/229