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. 2020 Feb 14;20:58. doi: 10.1186/s12877-019-1405-7

Table 3.

Newly emergent and modified dimensions to Andersen’s expanded behavioral model (insert after third paragraph in results)

Factors Domains Major Themes and their Dimensions
Psychosocial Attitudes Care Providers
Technical Expertise
Affordability
Perceived expense
Social Environment
Social interaction
Activity Level
Familiarity
Diversity
Self-determination
Independence
Knowledge Content and Amount of Information
Sources of Information
Family/friends/^self-
Medical professionals
Accessibility of Information
Social Norms Referents
Spouse, ^family, children, ^self
Friends, neighbors
Social workers, ^nurse, clergy, doctors, lawyers, ^other professionals, ^they
Relevant Norms
Family burden
*Expectations of care
^Losses and changes
Perceived Control- Role of Choice
Decision maker-split into 4 layers
^Autonomous decision
^Collaborative decision
^Paternalistic decision
^Placement
^Unsure or forgot how decision was made
Alternatives

Planning for Future Needs

Financial planning

Psychological planning
Enabling Availability of Support Formal Services
Openings at facilities/waiting lists
Proximity
^Tangible Support
Informal Support
Ability to provide support- split into 2 layers
Proximity
Capability
^Accessibility of informal support
Financial Resources Financial Well-being
Assets
Protection against Risk
Insurance
Need Objective/Perceived Degree of Disability
*Functional health
Duration of Disability
*Functional health

Note: Dimensions with ^ were newly emerging; dimensions with * were newly modified (<=1 respondent)