. 2019 Jan 8;5(1):e11395. doi: 10.2196/11395

Table 2.

Relationships between adherence to clinician recommendations and additional self-management strategy use for symptom/quality of life issues (N=370).

Self-management activities	Adherence to clinician recommendation, n (%)
	Missing	No recommendation given	Did not follow recommendation	Partially or completely follow recommendation	Total
Missing	10 (83.3)^a	0 (0.0)^a	0 (0.0)^a	3 (1.1)^a	13 (3.5)^c
No	2 (16.7)^a	23 (46.9)^a	23 (63.9)^a	127 (46.5)^a	175 (47.3)^c
Yes	0 (0.0)^a	26 (53.1)^a	13 (36.1)^a	143 (52.4)^a	182 (49.2)^c
Total	12 (3.3)^b	49 (13.2)^b	36 (9.7)^b	273 (73.8)^b	370

^aThe percentage values indicate the frequency of participants within each additional self-management strategy use category out of the total number of participants within each adherence to clinician recommendation category.”

^bThe percentage values indicate the frequency of participants within each adherence to clinician recommendation category out of the total number of enrolled participants.

^cThe percentage values indicate the frequency of participants within each additional self-management strategy use category out of the total number of enrolled participants.