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Table 4 Convergent validity of cause for concern

From: Development and validation of REAGERA-P, a new questionnaire to evaluate health care provider preparedness to identify and manage elder abuse

 

Experience of talking about abuse

 

No, do not remember, negative

Yes, positive

P

Cause for concern

n

%

n

%

Negative reaction from patient

    

0.04

  Not at all concerned

13

14.3

12

24.0

 

  Little concerned

53

58.2

31

62.0

 

  Rather or very concerned

25

27.5

7

14.0

 

Negative impact on relationship

    

0.02

  Not at all concerned

26

28.6

20

40.0

 

  Little concerned

40

44.0

25

50.0

 

  Rather or very concerned

25

27.5

5

10.0

 

Patient’s situation gets worse

    

0.24

  Not at all concerned

19

20.9

14

28.0

 

  Little concerned

45

49.5

25

50.0

 

  Rather or very concerned

27

29.7

11

22.0

 

Dangerous or threatening situations for me

    

0.22

  Not at all concerned

49

53.8

33

66.0

 

  Little concerned

30

33.0

12

24.0

 

  Rather or very concerned

12

13.2

5

10.0

 

Not be able to offer a good follow up

    

0.39

  Not at all concerned

7

7.7

8

16.0

 

  Little concerned

37

40.7

18

36.0

 

Rather concerned

31

34.1

16

32.0

 

  Very concerned

16

17.6

8

16.0

 
  1. Note: P Significance level of chi-square test for linear trend. No experience or negative n = 93, positive experiences n = 50, missing cases n = 11. Cause for concern, missing cases n = 1–3