Table 4.
Analysis of semistructured interviews with people with diabetes.
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| Perception of the questionnaire | ||||
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Easy and manageable to fill out | |||
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“I felt it was easy and I think it was well laid out with 5 response options every time–and I just felt it was simple” | |
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Relevant comprehensive questionnaire | |||
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“It gets into all the issues, which I think is good because it makes you think about stuff you might not otherwise have” | |
| Benefits related to filling out the questionnaire | ||||
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Feel better prepared | |||
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“It motivated me hugely to get some things on the table that I have been needing to talk about but closed my eyes to because I tend to just say things are 'kind of fine'?” | |
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“Many times I feel I forget when I get to the visit, shoot, this or that I forgot to ask about when you sit there–and when you leave you haven’t asked about what you needed. So, this is really super this tool” | |
| Experience of the process of use of PROa in-visit | ||||
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HCPb uses PRO in pleasant or good way | |||
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“I think it was great to see [DiaProfil screen]–it made sense; red is bad, yellow is less bad and green that is perfect-ish, right?–I think it gave a good picture [of my situation] and it was easy for me to grasp it” | |
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“I liked the way that she [HCP] went at it right away. She made me actually feel reassured by showing me the screen and just mentioning e.g. there was this box with a mental issue” | |
| Benefits of PRO during the visit | ||||
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Better, more meaningful care visit | |||
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”It felt very nice [that the nurse had seen my PRO answers], because I am thinking if she has read it through she might see some connections between my issues – makes sense.“ | |
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“We covered some other topics than normal, because I usually just get the numbers [blood test results] and sometimes gets measured and weighted and then go home again. It got more personal. And I think that was awesome.” | |
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”It was a bit easier to sit at home and write that I actually would like to get some help to stop smoking than to sit down here–now it’s out in the open without having to say it face to face. It also makes it easier for the HCP I think–you can maybe get to talk about some of the difficult topics that you wouldn’t just sit there and say.“ | |
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“I get better help by answering these questions” | |
aPRO: patient-reported outcome.
bHCP: health care professional.