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KMID : 0603920090170030121
Journal of Korean Academy of Occupational Therapy
2009 Volume.17 No. 3 p.121 ~ p.132
Adaptation of the Korean-translated Version of the Pediatric Evaluation of Disability Inventory and Cross-cultural Research: Preliminary Study
Jeong Byoung-Lock

Yoo Eun-Young
Jung Min-Ye
Chung Bo-In
Abstract
Objective : The purpose of this study compared functional status between a sample of non-disabled Korean children and their American peers, and established the content validation of a Korean version of the PEDI.

Methods : The Korean PEDI was developed by three bilingual users who were educated in the United States. Twenty-eight non-disabled Korean children between the ages of two and five years divided into six age groups to compare functional level in the American and Korean samples.

Results : The results in a five-point scale score of the content validation of a Korean version of the PEDI were the average over the 4.67 points. The normative standard scores of the self-care domain in the 2.5¢¦2.9 age group, the mobility domain in the 2.0¢¦2.4, 2.5¢¦2.9, and 3.0¢¦3.4 age groups, and the caregiver assistance part in the 2.5¢¦2.9 age group were lower than in their American peers. The scaled scores of the mobility domain in the 4.0¢¦4.4 age group, the social-function domain in the 4.0¢¦4.4 age group, and the caregiver as-sistance part in the 4.5¢¦4.9 age group were lower than in their American peers.

Conclusion : This study indicated that there were cultural differences between Koreans and their American peers.
KEYWORD
PEDI, Assessment tool, Cross-cultural research, Functional Assessment
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