| Constructs | Items | Sources |
| Affective repair | I think the healthcare institution has made an obvious apology. | Xie and Peng [28] |
| I think that I received affective compensation (e.g., apologize in person). | ||
| I think the healthcare institution has taken patients’ emotions into account in responding to the negative publicity. | ||
| Functional repair | I received concrete compensation. | Xie and Peng [28] |
| I think the healthcare institution has made functional efforts (e.g., money back, discount) in response to the negative publicity. | ||
| I think the healthcare institution has made economic compensation for losses in negative publicity. | ||
| Information restoration | The healthcare institution has responded to this incident. | Xie and Peng [28] |
| The healthcare institution’s response contains the necessary information. | ||
| The healthcare institution has provided me with the information I need about this incident. | ||
| Trust repair | I am willing for my trust to be repaired. | Sedikides [68] |
| I think the trust repair can help to reduce negative emotions toward the incident. | ||
| I think the trust repair has restored my trust. | ||
| I think the trust repair has given me confidence. | ||
| Word-of-mouth | I will say positive things about this healthcare institution to other people. | Babin, Lee, Kim and Griffin [72] |
| I will recommend this healthcare institution to someone who seeks my advice. | ||
| I will encourage friends and relatives to visit this healthcare institution. | ||
| Satisfaction | Overall, I think this healthcare institution has proposed a satisfactory solution to the mistake. | Gelbrich, Gäthke and Grégoire [69], Goodwin and Ross [70], Holloway, Wang and Parish [71] |
| Overall, I was satisfied with the way this healthcare institution dealt with the errors. | ||
| I was happy with this patient experience. |