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Patterns of Peak and Nadir Experiences and Their Consequences Reported by Pediatric Oncology Nurses

validity of both instruments. All of the experts rated every item a 4-5 using the Content Validity Index, indicating each item measured the concept addressed by the scale. Seventy-five children with cancer were asked to complete the two questionnaires and parents completed a demographic data sheet that included eight questions about the child’s school attendance, performance, number of friends, and activities. Children were 7 to 13 years of age, 64% were diagnosed with leukemia/lymphoma, and 36% had solid tumors. Internal coefficient reliabilities for the total