TABLE 6.

Statistically significant differences in response patterns for CADICEE items among relevant respondent subgroups

Subgroups	Items with different response patterns* (difference**; P ***)
Clinical setting (primary care vs specialty care vs patient advisors)	‘Did you need your care to be adjusted to your personal context (family, work, values, etc)?’ (patient advisors > primary care ≈ specialty care; P = .016) ‘Did you need your expertise to be recognized and taken into account by professional?’ (patient advisors > primary care > specialty care; P < .001) ‘Did you receive important information about your health or care’ (specialty care < primary care ≈ patient advisors; P = .033) ‘Did you use your expertise in what was said or done’ (patient advisors > primary care > specialty care; P = .035)
Health‐care professional consulted (doctor vs other)	‘Did you feel that this professional recognized your expertise and took it into account?’ (doctor < other; P = .045)
Age (18‐44 vs 45‐64 vs 65+)	‘Did you feel that this professional had confidence in / trusted you?’ (46‐64 > 65+ > 18‐44; P = .037) ‘Did you receive important information about your health or care?’ (65+ > 45‐64 ≈ 18‐44; P = .017)
Gender (female vs male)	‘Did you need to feel empathy from this professional?’ (female > male; P = .021) ‘Did you need your expertise to be recognized and taken into account by professional?’ (female > male; P = .040) ‘Did you feel that this professional recognized your expertise and took it into account?’ (female > male; P = .036)
Education level (elementary vs high school vs college/vocational vs university)	‘Did you want this professional to help you become more autonomous / independent?’ (elementary > high school ≈ college/vocational > university; P = .037)
Presence of chronic illness (yes vs no)	‘Were you open to this professional's point of view (advice, etc)?’ (yes > no; P = .022)

^*Median tests for independent medians performed on 18 out of the 24 CADICEE items. Six items with an overall median of 4 (maximum category) were excluded because all values among subgroups could only be below or equal to it.

^**>: subgroup median superior to (…); <: subgroup median inferior to (…); ≈: subgroup median equivalent to (…).

^***Two‐tailed exact P‐values.