Factors that shape recurrent miscarriage care experiences: findings from a national survey

Table 1 Patient-centred care items included in the care experience survey

Patient-Centred Care Items^a	Care experience survey items and responses
Care coordination	-Enough time to discuss [No, yes] -Involved in decisions [No, yes] -Treated with respect and dignity [No, yes always, yes sometimes] -Confidence and trust in HCP [No, yes always, yes sometimes] -One HCP said one thing, another said something different [often, sometimes, only once, never] -HCP deliberately not telling them something [often, sometimes, only once never]^b -Staff in different places work well together [No, yes definitely, yes to some extent]
Information & support	-Given enough information [No, yes]^c -Given written information [No, yes]^c -If questions, did you get answers that you could understand [No, yes always, yes sometimes, I did not have the opportunity to ask questions, I did not need to ask questions] -Who to contact if you had questions/concerns? [No, yes] -HCP talk to about your worries and fears [No, yes]
Environment	-Rate the waiting area(s) & consultation area [Good, satisfactory, poor]
Involvement of family & friends	-Did anyone attend the appointments [No, yes, not facilitated due to covid]^d -Partner wanted to talk to a HCP [No, yes, I did not have a partner]

^aQuestions were asked for each stage of the RM care pathway (investigations, receiving results, treatment plan, subsequent pregnancy); ^brecoded to Yes/No; ^cnot asked for subsequent pregnancy; ^dnot asked for treatment plan

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