TABLE 2.
Student, n = 36 (%) | Educator, n = 96 (%) | |||
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Question 1: What surprised you most about this film? Why? | Depth of housekeeper–patient interactions | 39 | Depth of housekeeper–patient interactions | 34 |
Emotional impact of job on housekeeper | 25 | Emotional impact of job on housekeeper | 19 | |
Housekeeper role beyond cleaning | 11 | Housekeeper pride in work | 9 | |
Not surprised | 8 | Honesty and candour of housekeepers | 8 | |
Other a | 21 | Other | 34 | |
Question 2: What was your favourite story in the film? Why? | Assisting mothers | 22 | Just listen | 32 |
Prisoner | 14 | Plate of food | 23 | |
Collard seeds | 8 | Assisting mothers | 14 | |
Collecting money | 8 | Collard seeds | 9 | |
Just listen | 8 | Humming | 8 | |
Left ventricular assist device (LVAD) | 8 | Code Blue | 8 | |
Moving family to larger room | 8 | Prisoner | 8 | |
Plate of food | 8 | Moving family to larger room | 7 | |
Prayer cloth | 8 | Other | 15 | |
Other | 14 | — | — | |
Question 3: Books, films and plays have the capacity to change us. What will you take from this film to your practice in healthcare? In your life? | Value housekeepers more | 83 | Value housekeepers more | 57 |
Include housekeepers as part of the care team | 44 | Include housekeepers as part of the care team | 31 | |
Increase engagement with housekeepers | 25 | Everyone has a story | 28 | |
Build stronger connections with patients | 22 | Practice ‘just listen’ | 15 | |
Everyone has a story | 19 | Build stronger connections with patients | 3 | |
Practice ‘just listen’ | 14 | Increase engagement with housekeepers | 3 |
Note: Multiple answers allowed and coded for Questions 1–3.
Responses coded as ‘other’ indicate themes that were identified by less than 6% of survey respondents.