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. 2022 Jul 29;9(8):1143. doi: 10.3390/children9081143

Table 6.

Distribution of adult responses in CACHE questionnaire.

Questions Totally Agree Agree Occasionally Neither Agree nor
Disagree
Disagree
My doctor spends an appropriate amount of time listening to and answering my questions about my bowel disease 89 (54%) 36 (22%) 31 (19%) 7 (4%) 1 (1%)
I have confidence in my doctor’s judgment when managing and treating my bowel disease 104 (63%) 34 (21%) 24 (15%) 1 (1%) 1 (1%)
understand the explanations given to me on my bowel disease, its treatment, and the side effects of treatment 79 (48%) 63 (39%) 20 (12%) 2 (1%) 0 (0%)
I get advice and guidance about nutrition, daily activities, exercise, etc, which I have to follow because of my bowel disease 58 (35%) 41 (25%) 44 (27%) 13 (8%) 8 (5%)
My doctor takes my opinion and preferences regarding treatment for my bowel disease into account 77 (47%) 51 (31%) 28 (17%) 7 (4%) 1 (1%)
The medical personnel who look after me know my medical history and concern themselves with the evolution of my bowel disease 75 (46%) 42 (25%) 28 (17%) 13 (8%) 6 (4%)
The center I go to have my condition treated is well-located and easily accessible 87 (53%) 51 (31%) 22 (14%) 2 (1%) 2 (1%)
The facilities at the hospital I go to treat my bowel disease are adequate and comfortable 76 (46%) 53 (32%) 26 (16%) 6 (4%) 3 (2%)
Communication with the medical staff treating me is appropriate and fluid 80 (49%) 39 (24%) 32 (19%) 9 (6%) 4 (2%)
I feel listened to and understood by the medical staff treating me when I explain my intestinal problems and the difficulties they cause me 74 (45%) 60 (37%) 20 (12%) 8 (5%) 2 (1%)
I worry about the price I have to pay for the drugs prescribed for my bowel disease 17 (11%) 18 (11%) 48 (29%) 46 (28%) 35 (21%)
For me, it is important that I always see the same medical team 70 (42%) 64 (39%) 23 (14%) 6 (4%) 1 (1%)
The staff take into account the consequences of my bowel disease treatment on my daily life 63 (39%) 67 (40%) 23 (14%) 10 (6%) 1 (1%)
I have been informed about how to contact with patients’ associations for people with intestinal problems like mine 32 (19%) 46 (28%) 25 (16%) 29 (18%) 32 (19%)
Having a specialist nurse in the medical team treating me would help me with my bowel disease 32 (19%) 67 (40%) 37 (24%) 20 (12%) 8 (5%)
The staff that look after me and the place I go for treatment motivate me to stick with the treatment for my illness 72 (44%) 64 (39%) 20 (12%) 6 (4%) 2 (1%)
The center where they administer my medication has the necessary resources and facilities 86 (52%) 48 (29%) 24 (15%) 5 (3%) 1 (1%)
At the hospital where I get treatment for my bowel disease, I can get information about my disease through brochures, information campaigns, etc 47 (28%) 41 (25%) 34 (21%) 26 (16%) 16 (10%)
I can see the clinician when I have a flare-up 73 (45%) 53 (32%) 24 (15%) 10 (6%) 4 (2%)
Being able to talk with people who have the same or similar problems as me while I am receiving my medication, helps me to share questions and concerns related to my bowel disease 31 (19%) 40 (24%) 40 (24%) 32 (19%) 21 (14%)
Visits can be scheduled on days and at times that least affect my daily activities (work, studies…) 53 (32%) 42 (25%) 30 (18%) 25 (16%) 14 (9%)
In the hospital, they treat me with sufficient intimacy and reserve 73 (45%) 59 (36%) 20 (12%) 8 (5%) 4 (2%)
The time I have to wait before being seen at the visit is reasonable 40 (25%) 59 (36%) 41 (25%) 20 (12%) 4 (2%)
In the center I go to for treatment, I can be attended over the phone 63 (39%) 51 (31%) 28 (17%) 15 (9%) 7 (4%)
The bathrooms in the center are adequate and accessible 42 (25%) 51 (31%) 42 (25%) 13 (8%) 16 (11%)
There is good coordination and communication between my medical team and other specialists and/or primary care 36 (22%) 40 (24%) 39 (24%) 29 (18%) 20 (12%)
I’m satisfied with the results of the treatment I receive 60 (37%) 54 (33%) 38 (23%) 8 (5%) 4 (2%)
If any problems arise with the treatment I am receiving, my medical team resolve it quickly and effectively 65 (40%) 55 (33%) 31 (19%) 9 (6%) 4 (2%)
I feel safer if I get the treatment at the hospital than if I had to do it at home 41 (25%) 48 (29%) 48 (29%) 20 (12%) 7 (5%)
I understand the instructions I’ve been given about my medication 99 (60%) 56 (34%) 8 (5%) 1 (1%) 0 (0%)
I’ve been given adequate information about the side effects of my medication 57 (35%) 48 (29%) 35 (21%) 13 (8%) 11 (7%)