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Table 7 Discriminating power of the KC observation instrument

From: Assessing nursing staff’s competences in mobility support in nursing-home care: development and psychometric testing of the Kinaesthetics Competence (KC) observation instrument

 

Mean (SD)

   

Subscale (1–4) and total (4–16) score

Total sample (n = 40)

Nursing staff without or with basic kinaesthetics training (n = 15)

Nursing staff with advanced kinaesthetics training (n = 25)

W

Z

P

Interaction

2.68 (0.673)

2.49 (0.469)

2.79 (0.757)

262

−1.298

0.1

Movement support of the person

2.57 (0.651)

2.25 (0.437)

2.75 (0.693)

262.5

−2.287

0.011a

Nurses’ movement

2.85 (0.622)

2.53 (0.451)

3.04 (0.641)

224

−2.448

0.007a

Adjustment of environment

2.68 (0.694)

2.33 (0.488)

2.88 (0.726)

230

−2.376

0.012a

Total score

10.77 (2.439)

9.61 (1.455)

11.46 (2.664)

223

−2.362

0.009a

  1. SD standard deviation, W value Wilcoxon rank-sum test; asignificant on a one-tailed test level of 5%