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. 2021 Mar 5;9:31. doi: 10.1186/s40337-021-00383-y

Table 2.

Means and SDs, factor loadings and item total correlations of the 6 items measuring patients’ perspectives towards the transition to online treatment

Loading Mean SD Item correlation
1. I feel the transition to online treatment adversely affected the quality of care I receive at the clinic.a .735 2.94 1.17 .630
2. I feel the transition to online treatment adversely affected the effectiveness of the treatment I receive at the clinic.a .802 2.97 1.22 .708
3. I feel the transition to online treatment contributed to the quality of care I receive at the clinic. .805 2.57 1.09 .692
4. I feel the transition to online treatment contributed to the effectiveness of the treatment I receive at the clinic.a .848 2.63 1.08 .753
5. If it were possible to continue using online treatment after the COVID-19 pandemic, I would prefer it rather than going back to conventional face-to-face treatment. .741 1.95 1.13 .629
6. I would recommend moving to online treatment to my family members and friends. .803 2.17 1.17 .700

a Items are reversed. Abbreviations: SD standard deviation