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Despite	   greater	   father	   participation	   in	   child	   care/rearing	   nowadays	   and	   the challenge	   of	   involving	   fathers	   in	   nursing	   interventions,	   no	   instrument	   exists	   to	   measure professional	  attitudes	  toward	  father	  involvement	  in	  family	  interventions.	  Objectives:	  The	  aim	  of this	   study	   was	   to	   adapt	   an	   existing	   measure	   that	   assesses	   nurse	   attitudes	   regarding	   the importance	   of	   including	   families	   in	   nursing	   care	   into	   a	   measure	   that	   assesses	   professionals’ attitudes	   towards	  the	   importance	  of	   involving	   fathers	   in	   interventions	  with	   families.	  Method: The	   Professionals’	   Attitudes	   towards	   Father	   Involvement	   (PAFI)	   scale	   was	   adapted	   from	   the Families’	   Importance	   in	   Nursing	   Care	   –	   Nurse	   Attitudes	   (FINC-­‐NA)	   scale.	   A	   total	   of	   297 professionals	   in	   family	   care	   completed	   the	   26	   items	   of	   the	   PAFI.	   Results:	   Items	   analysis indicated	   three	   items	   had	   low	   variability	   and	   abnormal	   distribution.	   Principal	   component analysis	   was	   conducted	   with	   the	   23	   remaining	   items.	   Results	   revealed	   a	   solution	   with	   four factors	  reproducing	  the	  structure	  of	  the	  original	  scale:	  Father	  as	  conversational	  partner,	  Father as	  resource,	  Father	  as	  burden,	  and	  Father	  as	  own	  resource.	  Most	  items	  loaded	  on	  their	  original factor.	   The	   four	   subscales	   and	   the	  global	   scale	   showed	   good	   internal	   consistency.	  Discussion and	   conclusion:	   Even	   though	   further	   studies	   are	   needed,	   this	   adapted	   scale	   now	   enables researchers	   and	   practitioners	   to	   assess	   professionals’	   attitudes	   towards	   the	   importance	   of involving	  fathers	  in	  interventions	  with	  families.

Adaptation of an existing measure to assess professionals’ attitudes regarding the importance of involving fathers in interventions with families