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. 2012 Sep 16;12:320. doi: 10.1186/1472-6963-12-320

Table 3.

Factor structure of the ATCI-P (Sample 1 data)

Item Factor 1: Interactional determinants Factor 2: Practitioner determinants
ATCI-P 14
The GP believes that I have a role in assuring medication effectiveness (for example, to ensure the patient receives the optimal drug at the optimal dose etc.)
.938
 
ATCI-P 13
The GP believes that I have a role in assuring medication safety (for example, to identify drug interactions, adverse reactions, contraindications etc.)
.883
 
ATCI-P 15
My working together with the GP benefits the patient.
.747
 
ATCI-P 9
The GP and I have mutual respect for one another on a professional level.
.632
 
ATCI-P 8
Discussions with the GP help me provide better patient care.
.608
 
ATCI-P 2
The GP is open to working together with me on patients’ medication management.
.597
 
ATCI-P 11
My role and the GP’s role in patient care are clear.
.584
 
ATCI-P 10
The GP and I share common goals and objectives when caring for the patient.
.575
 
ATCI-P 1
The professional communication between myself and the GP is open and honest.
.531
 
ATCI-P 4
The GP has time to discuss with me matters relating to patients’ medication regimens.
.439
 
ATCI-P 6
I can trust the GP’s professional decisions.
 
-.901
ATCI-P 3
The GP delivers high quality health care to patients.
 
-.866
ATCI-P 5
The GP meets the professional expectations I have of him/her.
 
-.862
ATCI-P 12
I have confidence in the GP’s medical expertise.
 
-.853
ATCI-P 7 The GP actively addresses patients’ medical concerns.   -.802

Only loadings >.4 have been reported.