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. 2016 May 11;9(6):571–582. doi: 10.1007/s40271-016-0177-9

Table 2.

Consult decision aid acceptability and usability

Items Frequency (N = 14)
Amount of information in the consult decision aid
 Much less than I wanted 2
 A little less than I wanted 4
 About right 7
 Little more than I wanted 0
 Much more than I wanted 1
Balanced presentation of information in the consult decision aid
 Clearly slanted towards taking the treatment 0
 Slightly slanted towards taking the treatment 4
 Completely balanced 10
 Slightly slanted towards not taking the treatment 0
 Clearly slanted towards not taking the treatment 0
Icons readable
 Yes 12
 No 2
Space for data entry
 Yes, enough 5
 Not enough 8
 Not necessary 1
Words in the PtDA make sense
 Yes 12
 No 2
PtDA fit with patients’ discussions with physician, nurse or pharmacist
 Yes, as it is 12
 Yes, but with some alteration 1
 No 1
Willingness to use PtDA and/or tell someone about it
 Yes 13
 No 1
Clarity of the information presented by section Poor Fair Good Very good
What is the [condition]? 0 2 6 6
What are the treatment options? 1 2 3 8
Weighing the benefits and harms of each option 0 2.5 7.5 4
Which option do you prefer? 0 0 4 10
More information 0 3 3 8
Information on funding/authors 0 1 4 9
References 0 0 7 7

PtDA patient decision aid