Table 4.
Clinician satisfaction with participation (n = 17 completed)
| Statement | Percent agreeing |
|---|---|
| Extent to which aims were achieved | |
| Not at all | 6% |
| Somewhat | 24% |
| In the middle | 35% |
| Mostly | 29% |
| Completely | 6% |
| Extent to which outcomes improved using the selected measures | |
| Not at all | 6% |
| Somewhat | 24% |
| In the middle | 47% |
| Mostly | 18% |
| Completely | 6% |
| Success implementing quality improvement during the project period | |
| Not at all | 0% |
| Somewhat | 35% |
| In the middle | 24% |
| Mostly | 29% |
| Completely | 6% |
| Improvements associated with the project were beneficial to | |
| Myself | 71% |
| Other staff within the organisation | 41% |
| People with dementia | 59% |
| Informal care partners of people with dementia | 59% |
| Other | 29% |
| Frequency of using quality improvement skills learnt within the project | |
| Never | 0% |
| Occasionally | 47% |
| Often | 29% |
| All the time | 24% |