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. 2021 Apr 29;10(4):1718–1725. doi: 10.4103/jfmpc.jfmpc_8_20

Table 5.

ED-CAHPS items/indicators with the highest, lowest, and top box scores.

ED-CAHPS items/indicators with the highest “top box” scores
Before you center the emergency room, did someone ask if you would be able to return for the follow-up care you need? 61%
Before you center the emergency room, did you understand what symptoms or health problems to look out for when you center the emergency room? 58%
During this emergency room visit, did you get care within 30 min of getting to the emergency room? 56%
Before you center the emergency room, did a doctor or nurse tell you what the new medicines were for? 54%
Before you center the emergency room, did you understand what your main health problem was? 52%

ED-CAHPS items/indicators with the lowest “top box” scores

During this emergency room visit, were you provided with information about visit time? 23%
When you first arrived in the emergency room, how long was it before someone talked to you about why you were there? 29%
Before giving you any new medicine, did the doctors or nurses describe the possible side effects to you in a way you could understand? 29%
During this emergency room visit, did nurses spend enough time with you? 33%
During this emergency room visit, did doctors spend enough time with you? 34%