Table 3.
Study Outcomes and Phenomena of Interest.
| Theme | Code | Count |
|---|---|---|
| Usage | Types of CIM Offered | 15 |
| Symptoms Addressed | 12 | |
| Characteristics of CIM Delivery | 6 | |
| Personal Use | 5 | |
| Referral Patterns | 4 | |
| Where in Line-of-treatment | 4 | |
| Contexts for CIM | 3 | |
| Facilitators | 3 | |
| Rates of Use | 3 | |
| Ever Recommended CIM | 1 | |
| Likely to Provide CIM | 1 | |
| Likely to Recommend CIM | 1 | |
| 58 | ||
| Efficacy | Perceived Benefits | 17 |
| Perceived Efficacy | 14 | |
| Perceived Adverse Effects | 9 | |
| Perceptions of Evidence Base | 9 | |
| 49 | ||
| Attitudes | General Attitudes Toward CIM | 13 |
| Barriers to CIM | 9 | |
| Attitudes toward Integration | 7 | |
| Perceived Attitudes of Other Healthcare Professionals Toward CIM | 2 | |
| Perceived Inequities in CIM Delivery | 1 | |
| Perceived Value of Time Spent | 1 | |
| 33 | ||
| Knowledge | Knowledge of CIM | 11 |
| Sources of Information | 6 | |
| Willingness to Learn about CIM | 5 | |
| Perceptions of CIM Training | 2 | |
| Perceived Scope of CIM | 1 | |
| 25 | ||
| Patient Factors | Patient Characteristics | 4 |
| Patient Demand | 4 | |
| Patient Use of CIM | 3 | |
| Perceived Patient Receptivity | 3 | |
| Perceptions of Caregiver Involvement | 1 | |
| 15 | ||
| Logistics | Access/Availability | 7 |
| Communication/Collaboration | 4 | |
| Sufficient Time | 2 | |
| 13 | ||
| Total | 193 |