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. 2022 Jan 22;14(1):100539. doi: 10.1016/j.jaim.2021.100539

Table 1.

Proportion of responses for survey items and their significance.

Items Short description Agree % Disagree % Z p-value
Q1 Cost of therapy 156 53.97 133 46.03 1.353 p>0.05
Q2 Inefficacy of other systems 200 69.20 89 30.80 6.529 p < 0.001
Q3 Belief 229 79.23 60 20.77 9.941 p < 0.001
Q4 Indirect evidences of efficacy 217 75.08 72 24.92 8.529 p < 0.001
Q5 Direct evidences of efficacy 175 60.34 114 39.66 3.588 p < 0.001
Q6 Referral from allopathy 47 16.26 242 83.74 −11.471 p < 0.001
Q7 Curiosity 154 53.28 135 46.72 1.118 p>0.05
Q8 Self-search 119 41.17 170 58.83 −3.000 p < 0.01
Q9 Safety 240 83.04 49 16.96 11.235 p < 0.001
Q10 Side effects of allopathy 170 58.82 119 41.18 3.000 p < 0.01
Q11 Avoidance of surgery 91 31.48 198 68.52 −6.294 p < 0.001
Q12 Prognosticated by others 63 21.79 226 78.21 −9.588 p < 0.001
Q13 Previous experience 187 64.70 102 35.30 5.000 p < 0.001
Q14 Disease eradicating potential 231 79.93 58 20.07 10.176 p < 0.001
Q15 Lifelong therapy in other systems 154 53.28 135 46.72 1.118 p>0.05
Q16 No investigations 139 48.09 150 51.91 −0.647 p>0.05
Q17 Less crowded hospital 114 39.44 175 60.56 −3.588 p < 0.001
Q18 Proximity of hospital 102 35.29 187 64.71 −5.000 p < 0.001
Q19 General belief of efficacy in my condition 185 64.01 104 35.99 4.765 p < 0.001
Q20 Need of Integrative therapy 121 41.86 168 58.32 −2.765 p < 0.01
Q21 Wish to discontinue allopathy 167 57.78 122 42.22 2.647 p < 0.01