Table 2.
Evidence of intended outputs of volunteer navigator activities: changes in patient abilities to access healthcare
Theoretical dimension | Box #, Logic model component | How measured | Baseline | 3-month FU n = 54 | Paired t-test (n = paired observations) |
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Ability to perceive | Box 1. Perceives need to attend PHC visit |
Qualitative interview; Patient report at follow-up survey |
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Ability to seek | Box 2. Knows where and when to seek PHC |
Survey: Ease of finding health information and identifying the most appropriate source of care.a (4 items, range 1 − 4) |
2.72 (0.79) (n = 59) |
3.33 (0.55) (n = 51) |
t = 4.47, n = 51, p = 0.000 |
Ability to reach | Box 3. Knows how to get to GP/FP |
Survey: Ease of travelling to the clinic (1 item, range 1 − 4) |
3.46 (0.96) n = 28 |
3.98 (0.14) n = 50 |
t = 2.63, n = 19, p = 0.02 |
Ability to engage | Box 4. Can engage with primary care |
Survey: Ease of explaining needs to health professionals (1 item, range 1 − 4) |
3.42 (0.77) N = 59 |
3.76 (0.56) n = 50 |
t = 3.26, n = 50, p = 0.002 |
PHC Primary Health Care, GP/FP General Practitioner or Family Physician
a1 = not at all easy, 2 = a little easy, 3 = easy, 4 = very easy