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. 2010 Jul 7;26(2):116–122. doi: 10.1007/s11606-010-1436-4

Table 3.

Patient Experience with Clinical Care, Navigated and Non-Navigated Patients, 2005–2007 (% rating ‘excellent’)

  Total % (n = 253*) Navigated patients % (n = 72*) Non-navigated patients % (n = 181*) P-value
The way the staff explained what to expect during your examination 52 54 51 p = 0.702
You were treated with dignity and respect 65 59 67 p = 0.236
The concern the staff showed for your privacy 63 58 65 p = 0.337
The concern the staff showed about your cultural and religious beliefs and customs 56 45 54 p = 0.014
The way the staff helped your pain and discomfort 50 42 55 p = 0.102
The instructions about how to care for yourself at home 57 58 57 p = 0.893
The way the doctors and nurses answered your questions 60 58 62 p = 0.586
The concern the staff showed for your concerns and worries 60 57 61 p = 0.658
The respect the staff showed for your family and friends who were helping you 60 56 62 p = 0.467
Helpfulness of information about your diagnosis and test results 55 53 56 p = 0.647
Communication between the Avon Breast Center and your primary care doctor or nurse 54 55 54 p = 0.956
Overall quality of care provided to you 60 55 62 p = 0.294

**n varies for each item as respondents could indicate that the item “did not apply” to them, so the tests for significance include only those people who provided a rating for the item (navigated, n = 52–72; non-navigated, n = 90–181)