Table 3.

Phase 3—Field Test Participants’ Postdecision Aid Ratings of the Website’s Feasibility, Utility, and Acceptability (n = 12)

Postdecision Aid Measures	n	%
Feasibility
Time spent on website, mean minutes (min, max)	26.3 (12.3, 49.5)
Viewed all pages	12	100%
Viewed pages linearly/sequentially	12	100%
Viewed pages dynamically/iteratively (revisited pages)	2	16.7%
Interacted with at least 1 activity	12	100%
Printed My Decision Summary page	12	100%
Observed errors or expressed difficulty using website	1	8.3%
Utility
Knowledge of Long-term care services and financing, mean total percent correct (min, max)		83.3% (66.7%, 100%)
On average, how many people over 65 years old need long-term care?	12	100%
On average, how many years do people need long-term care?	9	75.0%
Care at home is the cheapest option.	8	66.7%
Which of the following are correct average costs?	9	75.0%
Medicare and Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) pay for:	12	100%
SURE Decisional Conflict Scale, mean total score (min, max)	3 (2, 4)
Do you know enough about the pros and cons of each option	7	87.5%
Are you clear about which pros and cons matter most to you?	11	91.7%
Do you have enough support and advice from others to make a choice?	11	91.7%
Do you feel sure about the best choice for you?	7	87.5%
Acceptability, mean total favorable rating (min, max)		87.5% (50.0%, 100%)
Did the decision aid help you:
Learn about the options for long-term care services?	11	91.7%
Learn about the options for long-term care financing?	5	62.5%
Sort out which services may be best for you and your family?	9	75%
Choose the options that best match your preferences?	10	83.3%
Start planning for how to receive the care you want?	10	83.3%
Was the decision aid:
Useful?	11	91.7%
Easy to understand?	10	83.3%
The right length (not too long or too short)?	10	83.3%
Interactive enough?	9	75%