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. 2013 Sep 22;14(1):94. doi: 10.1186/1465-9921-14-94

Table 2.

Significant differences in answers between sufferers (S) and non-sufferers (NS) and interviewees aged64 and >64 years

 
 
I agree
 
    S NS χ2 p
Motivation
I would be willing to use the inhaler device for a long period for therapies that last several months
75.5
60
11.8613
p < 0.0027
Using the inhaler device makes it easier to follow a treatment
84
72.1
10.8456
p < 0.0044
Fear
Using the inhaler device ensures that you always take the same dose of the drug
80.8
71.8
13.0236
p < 0.0015
I fear that the dispenser may contain environmentally harmful substances
34.8
21.8
11.5824
p < 0.0031
I think that a drug taken through an inhaler device is more effective
77.1
67.4
10.8163
p < 0.0045
Sense of security
I think that a drug taken through an inhaler device has a more prolonged effect over time
60.2
49.1
9.6056
p < 0.0082
 
64
>64
χ2
p
Trust
I feel totally able to correctly use an inhaler device
80.6
70.6
21.6091
<0.0001
I feel totally able to make an inhaler device work
81.2
72.4
20.0434
<0.0001
The inhaler device seems to be an absolutely safe device
81.2
73.8
12.3264
<0.0021
Availability
I would only be willing to use the inhaler device for a short period of time
58.2
53.2
12.2936
<0.0021
Fear Using the inhaler device introduces a risk of taking a very low dose of the drug 24.3 28.5 10.2285 <0.0060

χ2 Chi-square.