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. 2021 Jan 4;26(1):62–72. doi: 10.5863/1551-6776-26.1.62

Table 4.

Parental Response to Perceived Understanding and Confidence Survey Questions

% Positive Response* % Negative Response
Understanding items
I know if/when to call my physician regarding my child’s medications 95.4 4.6
I understand what to do if my child misses a dose of a medication 90.1 9.9
I am satisfied with the explanations I was given regarding my child’s medications 88.9 11.1
I understand what to do if my child experiences a side effect to a medication 83.2 16.8
I understand the possible side effects of my child’s medications 81.2 18.8
Confidence items
I am confident in my abilities to accurately measure liquid medications 98.7 1.3
I am confident in my abilities to correctly administer all of the medications my child is taking 97.4 2.6
I am confident I understand why my child was prescribed each of the medications 95.5 4.5
I am confident in administering partial tablets or crushed tablets to my child 92.9 7.1
If my provider said it was possible, I would be willing to stop 1 or more of the regular medications my child is taking 86.5 13.5
I feel confident that the number of medications my child is taking is needed 86.5 13.5

* Strongly Agree or Agree.

Neutral, Disagree, or Strongly Disagree.