Table 1.

Factor loadings for indicators of self-efficacy with family-centered care during rounds (n=172)^*

	Unstandardized† (s.e.)	Standardized‡
Self-efficacy under everyday stressors
When there is time pressure, I can provide family-centered care during bedside rounds.	0.91 (0.03)	0.87
When I am stressed, I can provide family-centered care during bedside rounds.	0.98 (0.02)	0.94
When I am tired, I can provide family-centered care during bedside rounds.	---§	0.96
Self-efficacy under situational stressors
When other team members do not support family-centered care, I can provide family-centered care during bedside rounds.	0.69 (0.06)	0.55
When it is time to go to lunch, I can provide family-centered care during bedside rounds.	0.81 (0.05)	0.65
When there is tension between the primary team and consultants, I can provide family-centered care during bedside rounds.	0.86 (0.05)	0.69
When the healthcare team has made a mistake, I can provide family-centered care during bedside rounds.	0.89 (0.05)	0.72
When patients and families are given bad news, I can provide family-centered care during bedside rounds.	0.91 (0.05)	0.73
When families are difficult, I can provide family-centered care during bedside rounds.	---§	0.81
During or after experiencing personal problems, I can provide family-centered care during bedside rounds.	1.02 (0.04)	0.82
When I am feeling nervous, I can provide family-centered care during bedside rounds.	1.05 (0.04)	0.84

^*All indicators on a scale of 1=Strongly Disagree to 7=Strongly Agree

^†Unstandardized factor loadings are on the original item scale, reflecting the extent to which the domain covaries with the indicator item

^‡Standardized factor loadings reflect the extent to which the domain is correlated with the indicator item

^§The base item in the scale with a fixed value of 1.00 is indicated with ---