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. 2017 Jul 4;50(3):681–690. doi: 10.4143/crt.2017.201

Table 2.

Concordance of patient and caregiver responses to decision control preferences question by patients’ hypothetical cognitive status

Patient responses Caregiver responses
Concordance
Patient decision Patient dominance Family dominance Family decision Missing response Total Agreement (%) Weighted κ
Scenario 1: Intact cognition
 Patient decision 33a) 35 20 1 1 90 46.48 0.319
 Patientdominance 23 59a) 36 7 0 125
 Family dominance 9 27 65a) 6 1 108
 Family decision 1 7 18 8a) 0 34
 Missing response 0 1 0 0 0 1
 Total 66 129 139 22 2 358
Scenario 2: Mild impairment in cognition
 Patient decision 4a) 12 13 2 1 32 48.98 0.258
 Patientdominance 2 43a) 51 2 5 103
 Family dominance 4 36 101a) 17 4 162
 Family decision 2 6 28 20a) 0 56
 Missing response 0 0 3 0 2 5
 Total 12 97 196 41 12 358
Scenario 3: Severe impairment in cognition
 Patient decision 3a) 2 7 3 0 15 60.74 0.363
 Patient dominance 0 7a) 13 7 2 29
 Family dominance 3 10 64a) 26 0 103
 Family decision 0 6 60 138a) 3 207
 Missing response 0 0 0 3 1 4
 Total 6 25 144 177 6 358

Weighted kappa values are statistically significant for all scenarios (p < 0.05).

a)

Agreement between patient and caregiver in the dyads.