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. 2021 Apr 30;108(4):435–440. doi: 10.1093/bjs/znaa087

Table 4.

Evaluation of level of engagement

Meta-criteria Description Statements Meeting 1
(n = 21)
Meeting 2
(n = 37)
Meeting 3
(n = 23)
Respect Process is collaborative with an atmosphere conducive to open airing of diverse viewpoints I felt the small group activities were well prepared and encouraged discussion and collaboration 21 36 23
Two-way flow of information that facilitates mutual learning I felt my ideas were heard and I was able to contribute 19 37 23
I felt the ideas of others in the group were heard and that they were able to contribute 21 37 23
Trust Stakeholders are confident that the project outcomes reflect the discussions and decisions reached through a deliberative process I felt that the overall outcomes from the meeting reflect the discussions and decisions of the group 20 35 20
Legitimacy A balanced representation of relevant stakeholders is achieved I felt the ideas discussed and shared today would be representative of other patients who did not attend the meeting 19
Conflicts and disagreements are well managed Overall I felt that any conflict and disagreements were well managed by the facilitator 19 32
Fairness Stakeholders understand the purpose and process of engagement The goals and objectives of the meeting were clear 21 34 23
The workshop was well organized 21 36 23
Competence Stakeholders understand the information and are able to contribute to the discussions and decision-making I felt comfortable sharing my ideas and experiences with the group 20 37 23
Accountability Stakeholder input is incorporated into the final decision I am confident that the group’s input will be used 19 34