The importance of patient-centered care and co-creation of care for satisfaction with care and physical and social well-being of patients with multi-morbidity in the primary care setting

Table 4 Relationships of the eight patient-centered care dimensions and co-creation of care with satisfaction and social and physical well-being (n = 216)

PCC dimension or co-creation of care	Satisfaction with care		Social well-being		Physical well-being
PCC dimension or co-creation of care	r	p	r	p	r	p
Patients’ preferences	0.446	< 0.001	0.324	< 0.001	0.333	< 0.001
Physical comfort	0.371	< 0.001	0.367	< 0.001	0.325	< 0.001
Coordination of care	0.475	< 0.001	0.363	< 0.001	0.294	< 0.001
Emotional support	0.309	< 0.001	0.307	< 0.001	0.183	0.011
Access to care	0.454	< 0.001	0.324	< 0.001	0.333	< 0.001
Continuity and transition	0.442	< 0.001	0.335	< 0.001	0.203	0.010
Information and education	0.416	< 0.001	0.398	< 0.001	0.280	< 0.001
Family and friends	0.308	< 0.001	0.332	< 0.001	0.202	0.013
Overall PCC	0.501	< 0.001	0.446	< 0.001	0.329	< 0.001
Co-creation of care	0.389	< 0.001	0.334	< 0.001	0.217	< 0.001

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