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. 2014 Mar 1;14:97. doi: 10.1186/1472-6963-14-97

Table 2.

Selected items for the final questionnaire, based on frequency of selection by the participants (n = 86)

Item Origin Category Content Frequency of selection in %    Reason for selection
1
P
A
Appointments compatible with school/working schedule
33.7
 
2
P
A
Same day emergency appointment
72.1
  Top 2
3
P
CO
No difference based on insurance status
65.1
  Top 3
4
P
CO
Easy access to follow-up prescriptions
45.3
 
5
P
CO
No unnecessary investigations
41.9
 
6
P
CO
Liquid laxative with acceptable taste
46.5
 
7
P
CO
Share experiences with other patients
43.0/51.2
 
8
P
CO
Treatment in specialized hospitals
51.2
 
9
P
AC
Clean and hygienic office
73.3
  Top 1
10
P
AC
Sufficient number of clean restrooms
43.0
 
11
P
CC
Treatment always by the same doctor
48.8
 
12
D
CC
Cooperation of doctor with IBD clinics
44.2
 
13
D
CC
Smooth communication between GP and IBD doctor
41.9
 
14
P
CC
Involvement of psychologist/psychotherapist
65.1
  Expert opinion
15
P
CC
Involvement of other specialized doctors
76.7
 
16
P
C
Individual treatment
53.5
 
17
P
C
Understanding of fears and worries
54.7
  Female
18
P
C
Discusses investigations/results
50.0
 
19
P
C
Taking personal situation into account
47.7
  Age 18-20
20
P
C
Devoting enough time
39.5
  Age 15-17
21
P
C
Showing that it is important that the patient gets better
44.2
 
22
P
C
Bearing personal life planning in mind
38.4/39.5/32.6
 
23
P
C
Friendly and polite nurses
57.0
 
24
P
C
Understanding and respectful nurses
55.8/53.5
 
25
P
I
Explanations in easy-to-understand language
25.6
  Age 15-17
26
P
I
Information about investigations/results
43.0/58.1
 
27
P
I
Listening/responding to problems
46.5
 
28
P
CM
Experience in IBD treatment
52.3
 
29
P
CM
up to date knowledge about IBD
45.3
 
30
P
CM
Alternatives to steroid treatment
40.7
  Age 18-20
31
P
AU
Coordination of therapeutic decisions
48.8
 
32 L AU Facilitates 2nd opinion 46.5  

Explanation: If two or three items were collapsed into one, the frequencies of all original items are shown (see Item 7, 22, 24, and 26). If an item was selected because of top preference in a subgroup (sex, age), this is documented in the last column. P = Qualitative Patient Survey, D = Qualitative Doctor Survey, L = Literature. A = Accessibility, CO = Costs and Organization, AC = Accommodation, CC = Continuity of Care, C = Courtesy, I = Information, CM = Competence, AU = Autonomy.