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Table 4 Patients’ perceived importance of the CARE Measure items to their consultation

From: Assessing the Consultation and Relational Empathy (CARE) Measure in sexual health nurses’ consultations

 

Little or No Importance (%)

Moderate Importance (%)

Very Important (%)

p- value

All Consultations

31 (3.3)

194 (20.6)

676 (71.7)

 

Age group

0.020

  ≤ 29

21 (3.7)

136 (24.1)

408 (72.2)

 

 30–44

8 (3.3)

38 (15.8)

194 (80.8)

 

  > 45

0 (0.0)

12 (16.0)

63 (84.0)

 

Gender

ns

 Male

6 (2.2)

62 (22.3)

210 (75.5)

 

 Female

24 (3.9)

129 (21.1)

458 (75.0)

 

Overall Health Status

ns

 Very good/good

27 (3.5)

171 (22.1)

576 (74.4)

 

 Fair

3 (3.6)

11 (13.3)

69 (83.1)

 

 Bad/very bad

0 (0.0)

8 (26.7)

22 (73.3)

 

Living arrangements

ns

 With Partner/Spouse

8 (2.7)

63 (21.4)

224 (75.9)

 

 Not with Partner/Spouse

20 (3.5)

123 (21.7)

423 (74.7)

 

Language Spoken at Home

ns

 English

29 (3.4)

183 (21.4%)

642 (75.2%)

 

 Other

1 (2.9%)

8 (22.9%)

26 (74.3%)

 

Employment Status

ns

 Employed

19 (3.3)

117 (20.1)

445 (76.6)

 

 Not employed

8 (2.8)

71 (25.3)

202 (71.9)

 

Help with Questionnaire

 Yes

0

3 (30.0%)

7 (70.0%)

ns

 No

28 (3.3%)

186 (21.7%)

645 (75.1%)