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. 2018 Dec 12;2(4):bjgpopen18X101616. doi: 10.3399/bjgpopen18X101616

Table 2: Outcome after 12 months (n = 19)a .

Outcome n (%)
Patient satisfaction
Satisfied (score ≥3) 14 (74)
Unsatisfied (score <3) 2 (11)
Too many items rated as ‘not applicable’ 3 (16)
General healthb 52.4 (18.4)
Prostate-related symptoms
Severe incontinence 9 (47)
Severe bowel problems 2 (11)
Severe fatigue 7 (37)
Healthcare providers visited in past 12 months
GP 19 (100)
Practice nurse 7 (37)
Specialist (excluding urologist) 6 (32)
Physiotherapist 5 (26)
Urologistc 4 (21)

aOne patient died during the observation period, so no outcome was recorded. bMeasured 12 months after inclusion with the ‘general health’ subscale of the RAND-36: five items, measured on a 5-point Likert-scale. cThree patients were referred back to the urologist and one saw the urologist because he inadvertently received a letter that he had missed his follow-up visit at the hospital.