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Table 4 Responding Belgian experts’ opinion of a SACC as the ideal approach for patients and caregivers

From: Establishing Sexual Assault Care Centres in Belgium: health professionals’ role in the patient-centred care for victims of sexual violence

 

Completely disagree

Disagree

I don’t know

Agree

Completely agree

Total

n

P

n

P

n

P

n

P

n

P

N

P

For patients

 No precious time lost

3

5%

0

0%

1

2%

13

22%

41

71%

58

100%

 Patient doesn’t have to tell the history repeatedly

2

3%

1

2%

0

0%

15

26%

40

69%

58

100%

 Patient gets specialised care

0

0%

1

2%

0

0%

11

19%

46

79%

58

100%

 Patient receives long-time follow-up

2

4%

1

2%

2

4%

22

39%

30

53%

57

100%

 Patient doesn’t have to fear prosecution

3

5%

1

2%

7

12%

15

26%

31

54%

57

100%

For caregivers

 Ability to focus on this issue

1

2%

1

2%

1

2%

20

34%

35

60%

58

100%

 Ability to work in a multidisciplinary team

0

0%

1

2%

0

0%

15

26%

42

72%

58

100%

 No pressure of patients waiting

1

2%

2

4%

5

9%

19

33%

30

53%

57

100%

 Adjusted financial prospects of the management

1

2%

1

2%

17

31%

12

22%

24

44%

55

100%

  1. ‘N’: sample size; ‘n’: frequency of a certain variable in the sample; ‘P’: observed percentage of a certain variable in the sample
  2. Abbreviations: SACC Sexual Assault Care Centre