Table 2.

Patient interviews − acceptability valence of social needs module content and follow-up practices

Acceptability valence	Intervention component				Quotations
	Questions	Assessment	Discussion a	Overall
Positive	54%	59%	74%	62%	“You just never know what a person is going through. They are really good questions.” [Clinic, F, AA; ID #6] “I feel comfortable, because that’s the point of you coming here – to discuss these things.” [Clinic, F, AA; ID #5]
Neutral/both	33%	41%	15%	33%	“Some of these questions are pretty simple. I mean, they’re average questions.” [Home, M, W; ID #40] “As long as she don't try to make a mountain out of a molehill, I’m good… She should not try to… just say stuff. It makes me uncomfortable.” [Home, F, AA; ID #32]
Negative	13%	0%	8%	5%	“That question about your mortgage or rent or whatever, I wouldn't [answer]. And the food… I wouldn't want to share that.” [Home, F, AA; ID #33]

^a One home interview participant did not respond to questions on acceptability of social needs discussion.

Abbreviations: AA, African-American; F, female; ID, respondent identification number; M, male; W, White.