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. 2021 Oct 21;21:1134. doi: 10.1186/s12913-021-07100-0

Table 5.

Descriptive statistics of the German MHCCS-H

Item Original domain N Mean SD Variance Skewness Kurtosis Item difficulty in % Corrected item-total correlation*
Our primary care team is made up of members with clearly defined roles in caring for patients. Accountability 139 1.52 0.871 0.759 1.980 3.911 13.00 0.446
Our primary care team and the patients share responsibilities in managing patients’ health. 136 1.47 0.740 0.547 1.885 4.380 11.75 0.455
Our primary care team is characterised by trusting collaboration. 139 1.32 0.616 0.380 2.491 8.978 8.00 0.453
Our primary care team works with patients to help them understand their roles and responsibilities in their care. 139 1.37 0.617 0.381 1.807 3.758 9.25 0.630
Our primary care team uses electronic data (e.g. diagnostical findings, lab results), to identify patients with complex health needs (e.g. multimorbity).N IT capacity 130 1.53 0.728 0.530 1.605 3.636 13.25 0.515
Our primary care team uses electronic data (e.g. diagnostical findings, lab results), to monitor the outcomes of patient treatment. 137 1.36 0.541 0.292 1.125 0.264 9.00 0.621
Our primary care team uses electronic data (e.g. diagnostical findings, lab results), to track quality indicators of patient care, e.g. percentage of patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus whose HbA1C was checked last year. 121 1.77 1.101 1.213 1.501 1.498 19.25 0.544
Our primary care team uses an electronic patient chart or other electronic system, to support the documentation of patient needs. 136 1.24 0.683 0.467 3.614 14.701 6.00 0.305
Our primary care team uses an electronic health record system or other electronic systems to develop care plans. 125 2.55 1.405 1.975 0.485 −1.094 38.75 0.529
Our primary care team uses an electronic health record system or other electronic systems to determine clinical outcomes. 136 1.63 0.949 0.901 1.749 2.842 15.75 0.462
Our primary care team informs patients about any diagnosis in a way that they can understand. Communication 136 1.60 0.837 0.700 1.708 3.477 15.00 0.475
Someone on our primary care team helps patients understand all of the choices for their care. 135 1.44 0.665 0.443 1.518 2.244 11.00 0.695
Our primary care team considers and respects patients’ individual values when recommending treatments. 135 1.65 0.716 0.512 1.000 0.991 16.25 0.553
Our primary care team’s care coordination activities are based upon ongoing assessment of patient needs. 128 1.75 0.896 0.803 1.317 1.813 18.75 0.408
Someone on our primary care team asks for patients‘ input when making a plan for their care. Plan of Care 39 1.97 0.932 0.868 0.876 0.165 24.25 0.704
Someone on our primary care team helps make care plans that patients can follow in their daily life. 41 1.93 0.818 0.670 1.002 1.184 23.25 0.811
Someone on our primary care team develops care plans that incorporate plans recommended by other health care providers that patients see. 40 1.90 0.709 0.503 0.600 0.779 22.50 0.487
Our primary care team reviews and updates patients‘ care plans with them. Follow-up Plan of Care 42 1.57 0.737 0.544 1.276 1.569 14.25 0.524
Our primary care team gives patients a copy of their care plan.M 40 1.55 0.677 0.459 0.852 −0.368 13.75 0.308
Our primary care team follows through with the care plans. 42 1.71 0.774 0.599 0.885 0.385 17.75 0.598
Our primary care team uses patients‘ care plans to follow progress. 39 1.82 0.644 0.414 0.177 −0.534 20.50 0.596
Our primary care team helps patients plan so they can take care of their health even when things change or when unexpected things happen. 133 1.68 0.792 0.627 1.001 0.457 17.00 0.288
Someone on our primary care team helps patients set goals for managing their health. Self-Management 132 1.93 0.764 0.583 0.429 −0.306 23.25 0.489
Someone on our primary care team checks to see if patients are reaching their goals. 128 2.00 0.851 0.724 0.701 0.451 25.00 0.618
Our practice has behaviour change interventions readily available for patients as part of routine care. 132 2.01 1.149 1.321 1.119 0.387 25.25 0.548
Our practice has peer support readily available for patients as part of routine care. 119 3.71 1.311 1.718 −0.586 −0.833 67.75 0.492
Someone on our primary care team asks patients about what they need for support, e.g. with home care, equipment or transportation. Link to Community Resources 137 1.74 0.885 0.783 1.189 0.781 18.50 0.582
Someone on our primary care team offers patients the opportunity to learn more about managing their health, e.g. with group appointments, support groups, or patient education. 134 2.16 1.343 1.802 0.977 −0.334 29.00 0.412
Someone on our primary care team gives patients information about additional supportive services offered at the practice or in their community, e.g. counselling programmes, support groups or rehabilitation programmes. 136 1.76 0.960 0.922 1.457 1.959 19.00 0.650
Someone on our primary care team encourages patients to attend programmes in their community, e.g. support or sports groups. 134 1.65 0.895 0.801 1.585 2.514 16.25 0.720
Someone on our primary care team connects patients to needed services, e.g. transportation or home care. 135 1.36 0.592 0.350 1.676 2.849 9.00 0.554
When patients are discharged from the hospital, our primary care team is informed about the care patients received from the hospital. Care Transitions 134 1.71 0.812 0.659 1.267 1.946 17.75 0.604
When patients are discharged from the hospital, our primary care team knows about new prescriptions or if there was a change in medication. 136 1.57 0.737 0.543 1.660 4.088 14.25 0.727
When patients are discharged from hospital, our primary care team receives the discharge summaries in a timely manner. 136 1.90 0.702 0.493 0.797 1.356 22.50 0.592
When patients are discharged from the hospital and there are test results pending, they will be integrated into the patient records within two weeks. 137 2.15 0.817 0.758 0.796 0.513 28.75 0.425

* observed in original domain

N missing in analysis results description in original publication, included in final questionnaire of original publication, domain IT Capacity assumed

M missing in analysis results description in original publication, included in final questionnaire of original publication, domain Follow-up Plan of Care assumed