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. 2015 Mar 24;11(3):e329–e335. doi: 10.1200/JOP.2014.003335

Table 2.

Provider Perceptions of and Preference for EHR-Generated Breast Cancer Survivorship Care Plans (sample or personalized)

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Perception WREN Cohort: Sample Plan (n = 46)*
UW Cohort: Personalized Plans (n = 26)*
Strongly Agree or Agree (%) Neutral (%) Strongly Disagree or Disagree (%) Strongly Agree or Agree (%) Neutral (%) Strongly Disagree or Disagree (%)
PCP perception of plan
    Care plan information regarded as accurate 93 5 2 96 4 0
    Care plan clearly written 78 13 9 96 4 0
    Care plan content understandable by PCP 89 7 4 100 0 0
    Care plan easy to use 69 18 13 92 8 0
    Care plan disrupts clinic workflow 13 18 69 17 12 71
    Care plan too time consuming 13 24 62 8 16 76
Helpfulness of plan for patient care
    Care plan increases understanding of treatment 93 7 0 96 4 0
    Care plan increases understanding of side effects 84 13 2 96 4 0
    Care plan improves coordination of care 89 11 0 85 8 8
    Care plans helps make decisions 80 20 0 84 12 4
    Care plans helps provide better care 91 9 0 77 19 4
Preferred methods of providing care plan
    Paper care plan 44 27 29 12 29 58
    Care plan via EHR 87 7 7 92 8 0
    Patient provides care plan (eg, paper or mobile app) 27 16 58 12 38 50
    Access plan via external Web site 9 20 71 8 0 92

Abbreviations: EHR, electronic health record; PCP, primary care provider; UW, University of Wisconsin; WREN, Wisconsin Research and Education Network.

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Denominators for individual questions vary, based on whether participants answered.