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. 2019;20(3):711–722. doi: 10.31557/APJCP.2019.20.3.711

Table 4.

Client’s Satisfaction Inventory

Factors Patient’s Response
Quality of the Materials Poor Fair (n=1, 8,3%) Good (n=8, 66,7%) Excellent (n=3, 25%)
Kind of Information No, definitely No, not realy (n=1, 8,3%) Yes, generaly (n= 5, 41,7%) Yes, definitely (n=6, 50%)
Met need None of my needs have been met Only a few of my needs have been met (n=2, 16,7%) Most of my needs have been met (n=6. 50%) Almost all my needs have been met (n=4, 33%)
Recommend to a friend No,definitely No, I don’t think so Yes, I think so (n=2, 16,7%) Yes, Definitely (n=10, 83,3%)
Amount of help Quite Dissatisfied Mildly Dissatisfied Mostly Satisfied (n=9, 75%) Very Satisfied (n=3, 25%)
Deal with problems No, they seemed to make things worse No, they really didn’t help Yes, they helped (n= 5, 41,7%) Yes, they helped a great deal (n=7, 58,3%)
Overall satisfaction Quite Dissatisfied Mildly Dissatisfied Mostly Satisfied (n=8, 66,7%) Very Satisfied (n=4, 33,3%)
Continue using the materials No, definitely No, I don’t think so Yes, I think so (n=7, 58,3%) Yes, Definitely (n=5, 41,7%)

PERANTARA (self-help psychoeducation materials); Material 12 patients; Participant