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. 2021 Dec 6;58:00469580211059482. doi: 10.1177/00469580211059482

Table 3.

Scores for the 25 Individual Items of the PCC Questionnaire.

Domains No Item Mean SD CV, %
SDM SDM1 HCW provides alternative choices 8.61 1.74 20.25
SDM2 HCW listens to the patient 8.77 1.63 18.61
SDM3 HCW adheres to the patient’s preferences 8.84 1.56 17.69
SDM4 The patient and HCW discuss the disease together 8.80 1.65 18.79
SDM5 HCW understands the patient’s needs 8.75 1.69 19.28
DPC DPC1 HCW fully communicates information regarding the illness 8.80 1.60 18.15
DPC2 HCW provides an understandable explanation of the illness 8.88 1.54 17.35
DPC3 HCW effectively responds to the patient’s needs 8.92 1.54 17.26
PE PE1 Attitude of the medical professionals 9.07 1.42 15.63
PE2 Patients’ confidence in the medical technology 9.01 1.37 15.18
PE3 HCWs emotionally comfort the patient 8.79 1.61 18.30
HE HE1 Comfortable environment 8.57 1.65 19.26
HE2 Good logistics support 7.97 2.15 27.03
HE3 Convenient self-service 8.96 1.43 16.00
DM DM1 Positive health education 8.30 1.87 22.57
DM2 Efficient health education 8.49 1.74 20.49
DM3 Disease management after discharge 8.72 1.64 18.86
MI MI1 Reasonable medical reimbursement 7.93 2.25 28.40
MI2 Reasonable self-pay level 8.08 2.10 25.99
MI3 Fair reimbursement policy 7.95 2.26 28.45
MI4 Reimbursement of expensive but necessary drugs 7.74 2.47 31.90
MQ MQ1 Stable supply of drugs 8.96 1.58 17.64
MQ2 Evidence-based medical examination 8.52 1.81 21.19
MQ3 Good medical results 8.54 1.61 18.88
MQ4 Highly efficient medical process 8.42 1.91 22.62

PCC: Patient-centered care; SD: Standard deviation; CV: coefficient of variation; SDM: Shared decision-making; DPC: Doctor–patient communication; PE: Patient experience; HE: Hospital environment; DM: Disease management; MI: Medical insurance; MQ: Medical quality; HCW: Healthcare worker