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. 2025 Sep 5;29(10):1387–1395. doi: 10.1007/s10995-025-04153-z

Table 3.

Descriptive statistics survey factors and questions

Factor/questions Totala items average percentage (95% CIb) Average percentage ± SDc
Care coordination satisfactiond, e, α = 0.95 91% (94 - 96)
DSCC staff are professional 89.5 ± 23.6
I am satisfied with how DSCC communicates with me 93.6 ± 18.4
DSCC staff help me find resources that fit my family’s needs 93.5 ± 18.6
I am satisfied with how DSCC supports my child’s education 92.4 ± 19.5
DSCC staff help me find resources for my child’s education needs 90.5 ± 21.3
DSCC staff help me address my family’s care coordination needs 90.4 ± 23
My person-centered plan includes goals that are important to our family 90.2 ± 22.4

Family engagement and partnershipf α = 0.94

DSCC staff are helpful

88% (93-95)
87.6 ± 22.2
I can reach my Care Coordinator when needed 90 ± 20.8
I am satisfied with DSCC’s care coordination services for my family 84.6 ± 25.2
My person-centered plan respects my family’s beliefs and preferences 89.5 ± 22
DSCC staff support my family as we work on our person-centered plan goals 90.5 ± 22
DSCC has helped improve my family’s quality of life. 87.5 ± 23

aTotal is the average proportion of questions answered by participants with the “top” or most favorable selection (0-100 values) (McDaniel et al., 2023). For instance, the Care Coordination Satisfaction factor score of 91% shows that participants answered 6.37 of 7 questions with the most favorable or top selection. bCI confidence interval, cSD standard deviation. dCronbach α measures internal reliability of each factor. eItems with missing values were excluded from the analysis, N=29 (3.2%). fItems with missing values were excluded from the analysis, N= 139 (15.5%)