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Table 5 Average importance scores of the 20 interview-based items

From: A patient perspective on shared decision making in stage I non-small cell lung cancer: a mixed methods study

 

M (SD)

Do you think it is important for your decision that…

 

Construct 1: Guidance by the clinician (α=,741)

3.61 (.44)

… your clinician gives you advice about the best treatment option for you?

3.68

… the treatment that best fits for you is chosen?

3.71

… you ask the questions you have?

3.45

Construct 2: Conduct of clinician (α=,774)

3.53 (.46)

… your clinician takes you seriously?

3.68

… your clinician takes time for you?

3.64

… your clinician takes your treatment preferences seriously?

3.29

… your clinician gives space to ask questions?

3.51

Construct 3: Preparation for treatment decision making (α=,864)

3.46 (.49)

… you receive information from your clinician about all possible treatment options?

3.51

… you receive information from your clinician about your disease?

3.66

… you follow your clinician in the proposed treatment advice?

3.30

…you decide together with your clinician about your treatment?

3.51

… your clinician asks you what you think of the different treatment options?

3.14

…your clinician gives you information about your disease that is understandable?

3.63

Construct 4: Active role of patient in treatment decision making (α=,782)

2.75 (.71)

… you receive time from your clinician to think about what treatment you want to have?

3.05

… you search for information (for example on the Internet) about possible treatment options?

2.14

… you eventually decide with your family what treatment you want to have?

2.78

… your clinician let you decide what treatment you want to undergo?

2.88

… your clinician asks you about your situation at home?

2.91

Other items:

 

… your clinician is friendly?

3.39

…you give your clinician information about how you experience your disease?

3.28