Journal article
Psychometric properties of a brief, self-report measure of social inclusion: The F-SIM16
K Filia, CX Gao, HJ Jackson, J Menssink, A Watson, A Gardner, SM Cotton, E Killackey
Epidemiology and Psychiatric Sciences | CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS | Published : 2022
Abstract
Aims A disproportionate number of people with mental ill-health experience social exclusion. Appropriate measurement tools are required to progress opportunities to improve social inclusion. We have developed a novel measure, the Filia Social Inclusion Measure (F-SIM). Here we aimed to present a more concise, easy-to-use form, while retaining its measurement integrity by (i) refining the F-SIM using traditional and contemporary item-reduction techniques; and (ii) testing the psychometric properties of the reduced measure. Methods Five hundred and six participants completed the F-SIM, younger and older groups of people with serious mental illness (including psychosis, mood, anxiety disorders)..
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Funding Acknowledgements
This work was supported by The University of Melbourne internal grants scheme -ECR Project Grant and Melbourne Research Fellowship (KF).