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Evaluation of Health Competences

Questionnaire designed to evaluate functional competences in the prevention of HIV transmission. Evaluation of Health Competences. University of Almeria, Spain Gustavo García Vargas Jesús Gil Roales-Nieto.

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Evaluation of Health Competences

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  1. Questionnaire designed to evaluate functional competences in the prevention of HIV transmission Evaluation of Health Competences University of Almeria, Spain Gustavo García Vargas Jesús Gil Roales-Nieto

  2. The focus of this study is to evaluate the functional competencies related to the transmission of HIV/AIDS.

  3. Psychological Dimension of the Health • Psychological Model of Biological Health • Contingencial Analysis (Functional Analysis) • Instrument’sparts • About Information • About Attitudes • About Functional Competencies

  4. Questionnaire Structure

  5. The instrument was translated in 7 language and applied in two versions (in print and via Internet)

  6. Results: Information Preventionlevel

  7. Results: Attituds Risklevel

  8. Results: Competencies rate Preventionlevel

  9. Reliability and Validity Measurable properties internationality accepted

  10. Reliability and Validity Measurable properties internationality accepted

  11. Discusion • The results showed a high reliability in both samples (α = 0.877 and α = 0.868), with a high internal consistency, besides having a construct validity. With these results and considering that sexual behavior is a taboo topic, we are considering the possibility to continue using electronic resources. • We believe that the anonymous status of the internet lets the participants express real behavior, this way we can get reliable data and clarify those factors that underlie sexual behavior. • Finally it is convenient to emphasize the way the data collected fits the theoretical model used, this is possible to observe by the variation of percentage explained by the components analyzed with the factor analysis. • We confirm the appropriateness of the model used in the explanation of risky sexual behavior.

  12. HIV/AIDS Prevention Competencies Questionnaire Correspondence should be directed to: Gustavo René García Vargas University of Almeria, Spain Department of Personality, Evaluation and Psychological Treatments, 04120 Almeria, Spain Email: gustavogarcia@ual.es

  13. Results: Competencies rate Mexico Spain Colombia Hungary Germany

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