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. 2016 Jul 1;5(2):207–213. doi: 10.3233/JHD-160192

Table 6.

Characteristics of patients’ consultations and caregivers’ follow-up

Survey item (number of respondents to the item) N (%)
Time spent with the lead clinician
  for new patients (N = 41)
  0–15 min 0 (0)
  16–30 min 5 (12.2)
  31–45 min 6 (14.6)
  46–60 min 22 (53.7)
  >60 min 8 (19.5)
Time spent with lead clinician
  for returning patients (N = 41)
  0–15 min 4 (9.8)
  16–30 min 15 (36.6)
  31–45 min 14 (34.2)
  46–60 min 8 (19.5)
Caregivers seen in the clinic (N = 102)
  Yes 96 (94.1)
  No 6 (5.9)
Consultation services for caregivers (N = 96)
  Together with patient 91 (94.8)
  Separately at the same clinic 56 (58.3)
  Separately at different location 9 (9.4)
  Other 9 (9.4)
Face to face interactions between visits (N = 111)
  Yes 61 (55.0)
  No 50 (45.0)
If yes, where? (N = 61)
  Outpatient clinic 50 (82.0)
  Nursing homes 29 (47.5)
  Inpatient ward/psychiatric hospital 25 (41)
  Patients’ homes 24 (39.3)
  Residential care facility 20 (32.8)
Non-face to face support (N = 111)
  Telephone 109 (98.2)
  Email 75 (68.5)
  Videoconferencing 12 (10.8)
Formulate individualized care
  management plans (N = 110)
  Yes 63 (57.3)
  No 47 (42.7)
Follow guideline or local care pathway (N = 108)
  Yes 76 (70.4)
  No 32 (29.6)