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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Mar 7.
Published in final edited form as: J Pain Symptom Manage. 2013 Sep 12;47(5):896–905. doi: 10.1016/j.jpainsymman.2013.06.010

Table 5.

Satisfaction With the Decision-Making Process by Patient Characteristics (N = 384)

Patient Characteristics N (%) Not Satisfied
    (%)
Satisfied (%) P-value





All respondents 384 (100) 11 89 NA





Age
 ≤ 60 203 (56) 15 85 0.006
 > 60 158 (44)   6 94





Country
 Argentina   97 (26)   3 97 0.036
 Chile 100 (26) 13 87
 Guatemala   92 (24) 14 86
 USA   90 (24) 14 86





Preference for decision-making process
 Active 119 (32) 10 90 0.796
 Shared 179 (47) 12 88
 Passive   79 (21) 10 90





Actual self-reported experience of decision-making process
 Active 118 (31)   7 93 0.164
 Shared 154 (41) 12 88
 Passive 104 (28) 14 86





Concordance between decision-making preference and experience
 Yes 256 (68) 10 90 0.219
 No 119 (32) 14 86





Diagnostic disclosure preference
 Wants disclosure 345 (92) 10 90 0.010
 Does not want disclosure   30 (8) 27 73





Prognostic disclosure preference
 Wants disclosure 355 (95) 10 90 0.045
 Does not want disclosure   19 (5) 26 74