. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Sep 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Healthc Manag. 2019 Sep-Oct;64(5):332–346. doi: 10.1097/JHM-D-18-00152

Table 2.

Importance of Patient Representation and Factors Respondents Considered Regarding Patient Representation

Factors Considered Regarding Patient Representation	Importance of Patient Representation
Among respondents who considered the following statements:	How much it matters that JMAP has a patient on the board:		How much it matters that JMAP has a BAC in addition to a patient on the board:
	A lot	Not at all	A lot	Not at all
Patients deserve a voice	69%^***	5%^***	58%^***	4%^***
Patient on board increases my trust	76%^***	4%^***	65%^***	3%^***
I do not know enough about board decision-making	22%^***	15%^***	24%^***	13%^***
My individual needs must be represented	70%^***	5%^***	61%^***	4%^***
I need to learn about the representative.	41%^***	8%	39%^***	7%
The representative is probably powerless	31%^***	15%^**	31%^***	10%
Other statement (see text for qualitative analysis)	55%	15%^**	52%	12%
All respondents	53%	10%	47%	9%

Note. JMAP = Johns Hopkins Medicine Alliance for Patients; BAC = Beneficiary Advisory Council

^**

p < 0.05, in comparison with all respondents

^***

p < 0.001, in comparison with all respondents