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. 2021 Nov 21;19(1):36–41. doi: 10.1111/tct.13439

TABLE 2.

Percentages of themes identified in post‐screening survey via NVivo thematic analysis from health professions students (n = 36) and educators (n = 96)

Student, n = 36 (%) Educator, n = 96 (%)
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.

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Responses coded as ‘other’ indicate themes that were identified by less than 6% of survey respondents.