Integrating community-based health promotion programs and primary care: a mixed methods analysis of feasibility

Table 4 Dichotomized responses to PRECEDE survey items

Survey Measure	Total (n = 278)	Clinicians (n = 190)	Stakeholders (n = 88)	P value
Predisposing Factors
Believe community resources are important parts of effective primary care^a	260 (95.9%)	179 (95.2%)	81 (97.6%)	0.36
Believe community resources need to be reliable and trustworthy^b	153 (56.7%)	125 (66.8%)	28 (33.7%)	< 0.01
Believe lack of education and awareness about program is barrier to CDSMP referral^c	203 (73.0%)	134 (73.2%)	69 (86.3%)	0.02
Reinforcing Factors
Believe community resources, if suggested, are not likely to be used by patients^a	43 (15.9%)	33 (17.6%)	10 (12.0%)	0.25
Believe community resources are not accessible^b	193 (71.5%)	111 (59.4%)	82 (98.8%)	< 0.01
Enabling Factors
Believe easy to make referrals to community resources if desired^a	43 (15.9%)	32 (17.0%)	11 (13.3%)	0.43
Administrative Issues
Believe community resources are emphasized and encouraged in my setting^d	114 (42.2%)	76 (40.4%)	38 (46.3%)	0.37
Believe community resources are underutilized in my setting^d	180 (66.7%)	119 (63.3%)	61 (74.4%)	0.08

^aMissing 7 responses (2 clinicians); ^bMissing 8 responses (3 clinicians); ^cMissing 15 responses (7 clinicians); ^dMissing 8 responses (2 clinicians)

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