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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jun 23.
Published in final edited form as: J Appl Gerontol. 2011 Jun;30(3):304–331. doi: 10.1177/0733464810366564

Table 3.

Family-Client Satisfaction with Telehealth at Initial Preclinic Assessment: Item Means and Frequencies

Scale Items Individual Scale Itemsa Frequenciesb
Good Excellent

Item Mean (SD) Freq. (%) Freq. (%)
Voice quality (n = 146) 3.45 (0.64) 62 (42.5) 76 (52.1)
Visual quality (n = 146) 3.57 (0.51) 61 (41.8) 84 (57.5)
Personal comfort (n = 145) 3.41 (0.61) 70 (48.3) 68 (46.9)
Wait time for appointment (n = 141) 3.05 (0.91) 62 (44.0) 49 (34.8)
Ease of getting to telehealth department (n = 124) 3.44 (0.62) 57 (46.0) 61 (49.2)
Length of time with Memory Clinic team (n = 145) 3.41 (0.53) 80 (55.2) 62 (42.8)
Explanation of your treatment by the team (n = 145) 3.48 (0.53) 72 (49.7) 71 (49.0)
Thoroughness, skillfulness of team (145) 3.59 (0.51) 58 (40.0) 86 (59.3)
Courtesy, respect, sensitivity of team (n = 147) 3.73 (0.46) 37 (25.2) 109 (74.1)
How well privacy was respected (n = 142) 3.67 (0.47) 47 (33.1) 95 (66.9)
How well staff answered questions re: equipment (n = 144) 3.65 (0.49) 48 (33.3) 95 (66.0)
Overall treatment experience with telehealth (n = 145) 3.59 (0.49) 59 (40.7) 86 (59.3)
a

Range of possible scores for scale items was 1 (poor) to 4 (excellent)

b

Frequencies for Poor and Fair not given due to small cell sizes