Table 5.

Ratings and Decision-Making Among Black Study Participants, by Level of Patient-Centered Communication Style and Video Physician Race

Video physician patient-centeredness (n):	Low (47)				High (60)
Video physician race (n):	AA (27)	White (20)	AA-white difference	p	AA (27)	White (33)	AA-white difference	p
Rating of video physician
Communication, mean (SD)	2.92 (1.05)	1.89 (1.18)	1.03	< 0.001	3.72 (.42)	3.16 (.76)	0.56	< 0.001
Interpersonal style, mean (SD)*	3.27 (.75)	2.37 (.92)	0.90	< 0.001	3.74 (.35)	3.41 (.44)	0.33	< 0.001
Competence, mean (SD)	3.06 (1.04)	2.26 (1.03)	0.80	0.003	3.63 (.48)	3.06 (.69)	0.57	< 0.001
Trustworthiness, mean (SD)*	2.91 (1.01)	1.65 (.98)	1.26	< 0.001	3.33 (.46)	2.81 (.62)	0.52	< 0.001
Likability, mean (SD)*	3.23 (.96)	1.88 (1.22)	1.35	< 0.001	3.54 (.55)	3.17 (.63)	0.37	0.009
Overall rating, mean (SD)*	2.96 (1.16)	1.40 (1.14)	1.56	< 0.001	3.48 (.58)	2.91 (.95)	0.57	0.005
Decision-making
Perceived necessity of CABG, mean (SD)*	3.73 (.87)	2.80 (1.58)	0.93	0.007	4.37 (.74)	4.27 (.67)	0.10	0.50
Likelihood of undergoing CABG, mean (SD)	2.12 (.91)	1.45 (1.05)	0.67	0.005	2.74 (.45)	2.48 (.62)	0.26	0.04
Likelihood of getting 2nd opinion, mean (SD)	2.62 (.75)	2.90 (.45)	− 0.28	0.11	2.26 (.98)	2.55 (.83)	− 0.29	0.15
Perceived benefits of CABG outweigh risk, mean (SD)	2.27 (.72)	1.95 (1.00)	0.32	0.20	2.67 (.62)	2.58 (.66)	0.09	0.58

*p < 0.05 for test of interaction between video physician race and level of patient-centered communication style