Abstract
Objective: To validate clinically a serial album about the prevention of diabetic foot with users of a health service. Methods: This is a methodological study with a sample of 30 patients from a specialized secondary Health Unit in the capital of Ceará, who were being monitored for Diabetes Mellitus and treatment of its complications. Data were collected in May 2019 by an interview with questions related to the pictures of the health technology. The Content Validity Index (CVI) was used to validate the album, and the variables were subjected to statistical Shapiro-Wilk's Normality test, adopting the median when p <0.05. Data analysis was performed using IBM SPSS Statistics software. Results: The evaluated criteria obtained values higher than 0.80 according to the Content Validity Index in the four domains: organization, content, attractiveness and persuasion, with the “content” and “attractiveness” domains being the most positive in the respondents' answers. Conclusion: The album has been clinically validated with good acceptance by patients, representing a reliable and relevant technology for the use by health professionals in all aspects analyzed.
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