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. 2018 Apr 20;6(1):47–60. doi: 10.1093/nop/npy008

Table 7.

Preferred Methods of Receiving Information Across Domains by First-Ranked Preference for Caregivers

Rank Medical Practical Physical Social Emotional Spiritual
1 One-on-one counseling (46.7%) One-on-one counseling (42.5%) One-on-one counseling (43.2%) One-on-one counseling (38.5%) One-on-one counseling (31.3%) Pamphlets (33.3%)
2 Pamphlets (21.3%) Pamphlets (21.9%) Pamphlets (23.0%) Pamphlets (29.2%) Pamphlets (26.6%) One-on-one counseling (23.5%)
3 Websites (14.7%) Websites (19.2%) Websites (17.6%) Websites (18.5%) Websites (23.4%) Websites (19.6%)
4 Online videos (6.7%) Online videos (5.5%) Online videos (5.4%) Support groups (4.6%) Online videos (4.7%) Online videos (9.8%)
5 Other (4.0%) Other (4.1%) Other (4.1%) Online videos (3.1%) Support groups (4.7%) Online forums/ message boards (3.9%)
6 DVDs (2.7%) DVDs (2.7%) Support groups (2.7%) Other (3.1%) Books (3.1%) Other (3.9%)
7 Support groups (2.7%) Books (1.4%) Books (1.4%) Books (1.5%) DVDs (3.1%) Books (2.0%)
8 Books (1.3%) Online forums/message boards (1.4%) DVDs (1.4%) DVDs (1.5%) Other (3.1%) DVDs (2.0%)
9 Support groups (1.4%) Online forums/ message boards (1.4%) Support groups (2.0%)

Proportions may not add up to 100% due to non-respondents and unclear or uncategorizable responses, which were excluded.

Where modalities are tied in terms of proportion of respondents selecting as first-ranked preference, they have been placed together. Therefore, number of ranks per informational domain may appear to vary.