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Materials and methods The cross-cultural adaptation process of the original The Diabetes: Basic Knowledge Test (DBKT) into BrazilianPortuguese was conducted using an appropriated guideline. First were made two translations, synthesis and back translation. The expert committee contributed on several steps. For validation, the adapted version was applied in a prospective longitudinal study to 105 health professionals with experience in education in diabetes mellitus less than six months and/or professional course carrier or expertise in education in diabetes. Internal consistency, reliability, and measure validity were assessed. Sample was predominantly made up of women (83.8%), aged between 22 and 67 yrs. (34.7±9.65 SD), with greater participation of nutritionists (42.9%), followed by doctors (20%) and nurses (18.1%). The adapted version of DBKT instrument has 41 items measured with a score of one (1) to the correct answer and zero (0) to incorrect. There is only one correct answer for each item.

Cross-cultural adaptation and validation of the original “diabetes basic knowledge test” (DBKT) into Brazilian-Portuguese version