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. 2021 May 1;22(11):2584–2596. doi: 10.1093/pm/pnab157

Table 2.

Intercorrelations of video questionnaire items

1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Public
  • 1. Using social media for scientific dissemination

1.000
  • 2. Impact on information-seeking behavior

0.241 1.000
  • 3. Overall impression of the video

0.661 0.127 1.000
  • 4. Level of new information provided

0.484 0.314 0.451 1.000
  • 5. Degree of awareness for the problem of pain in dementia

0.550 0.376 0.450 0.942 1.000

Caregivers
  • 1. Using social media for scientific dissemination

1.000
  • 2. Impact on information-seeking behavior

−0.160 1.000
  • 3. Overall impression of the video

0.218 0.769 1.000
  • 4. Level of new information provided

−0.004 0.726 0.822 1.000
  • 5. Likelihood of speaking to a health professional about behaviors relating to pain

0.100 0.297 0.375 0.152 1.000
  • 6. Improved understanding about pain

−0.031 0.677 0.782 0.966 0.103 1.000

Health Care
Professionals
  • 1. Using social media for scientific dissemination

1.000
  • 2. Impact on information-seeking behavior

0.293 1.000
  • 3. Overall impression of the video

0.175 0.662 1.000
  • 4. Level of new information provided

0.270 0.138 0.453 1.000
  • 5. Relevance of video to their practice

0.227 0.699 0.628 −0.023 1.000
  • 6. Likelihood of recommending regular evaluation of pain

0.268 0.405 0.669 0.551 0.352 1.000
  • 7. Likelihood of using pain assessment checklists

0.273 0.590 0.744 0.419 0.530 0.559 1.000