|
1. Addressing the patient directly.
|
Extremely not important
|
1 (1.6%)
|
1 (2.8%)
|
2 (2.0%)
|
0.586
|
|
Not important
|
3 (4.7%)
|
1 (2.8%)
|
4 (4.0%)
|
|
Important
|
14 (21.9%)
|
12 (33.3%)
|
26 (26.0%)
|
|
Extremely important
|
46 (71.9%)
|
22 (61.1%)
|
68 (68.0%)
|
|
2. Introduce yourself and your role in the patient’s care.
|
Extremely not important
|
1 (1.6%)
|
1 (2.8%)
|
2 (2.0%)
|
0.051
|
|
Not important
|
3 (4.7%)
|
0 (0.0%)
|
3 (3.0%)
|
|
Important
|
8 (12.5%)
|
12 (33.3%)
|
20 (20.0%)
|
|
Extremely important
|
52 (81.3%)
|
23 (63.9%)
|
75 (75.0%)
|
|
3. Advocate for patient and family involvement in decision making to the extent they choose.
|
Extremely not important
|
2 (3.1%)
|
2 (5.6%)
|
4 (4.0%)
|
0.563
|
|
Not important
|
3 (4.7%)
|
0 (0.0%)
|
3 (3.0%)
|
|
Important
|
17 (26.6%)
|
10 (27.8%)
|
27 (27.0%)
|
|
Extremely important
|
42 (65.6%)
|
24 (66.7%)
|
66 (66.0%)
|
|
4. Actively listen to the patient’s concerns about the treatment plan.
|
Extremely not important
|
1 (1.6%)
|
1 (2.8%)
|
2 (2.0%)
|
0.900
|
|
Not important
|
2 (3.1%)
|
1 (2.8%)
|
3 (3.0%)
|
|
Important
|
16 (25.0%)
|
11 (30.6%)
|
27 (27.0%)
|
|
Extremely important
|
45 (70.3%)
|
23 (63.9%)
|
68 (68.0%)
|
|
5. Always ask the patient his opinion about major health care treatment decision.
|
Extremely not important
|
1 (1.6%)
|
2 (5.6%)
|
3 (3.0%)
|
0.666
|
|
Not important
|
1 (1.6%)
|
1 (2.8%)
|
2 (2.0%)
|
|
Important
|
17 (26.6%)
|
8 (22.2%)
|
25 (25.0%)
|
|
Extremely important
|
45 (70.3%)
|
25 (69.4%)
|
70 (70.0%)
|
|
6. Believe that patient engagement improves the healthcare outcomes.
|
Extremely not important
|
1 (1.6%)
|
3 (8.3%)
|
4 (4.0%)
|
0.207
|
|
Not important
|
1 (1.6%)
|
2 (5.6%)
|
3 (3.0%)
|
|
Important
|
16 (25.0%)
|
10 (27.8%)
|
26 (26.0%)
|
|
Extremely important
|
46 (71.9%)
|
21 (58.3%)
|
67 (67.0%)
|
