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Table 1 Included statements in the questionnaire

From: Certified Registered Nurse Anaesthetists’ and Critical Care Registered Nurses’ perception of knowledge/power in teamwork with Anaesthesiologists in Sweden: a mixed-method study

Statements in Questionnaire

Teamwork exists with the ANESa

You have avoided consulting the ANES due to their previous condescending behavioura

Better cooperation with the ANES compared to your previous teamwork experience with physicians as a RNa

Improvement is needed within the teama

Rank the occupational categories according to what you consider to be the hierarchy of a care teamb

Your skills are utilised by the ANESa

Communication between the CRNA/CCRN and the ANES works wella

The ANES is dependent on you for their worka

The ANES respects your competence a

You depend on the ANES for your worka

You respect the ANES’ competencea

Your gender affects how much space and decision-making right the ANES offers youd

The ANES understands your professiona

The gender of the ANES affects how much space and decision-right you give them in the teame

You make shared decisions with the ANES a

The gender of the ANES affects how much space and decision-making right the ANES offers you in the teamf

The ANES appreciates you in the teama

Professional years you spent as a CRNA/CCRN affect how much space and decision-making right the ANES gives you in the teamg

The ANES provides you opportunities to influence the care within the team a

Professional years of the ANES affect how much space and decision-making right the ANES give you in the teamh

You have been treated condescendingly by the ANES while working together c

 
  1. aLikert scale 1–5: 1 = strongly agree, 5 = do not agree at all; bthe assistant nurses, the CRNA/CCRN and the ANES were paired with a number: 1 = highest in the hierarchy, 2 = in the middle and 3 = lowest in the hierarchy; cLikert scale 1–5: 1 = never, 5 = always; dmultiple choice question: yes, male CRNA/CCRNs get more power; yes, female CRNA/CCRNs get more power; no difference; emultiple choice question: yes, CRNA/CCRNs give more space to female ANES; yes, CRNA/CCRNs give more space to male ANES; no difference; fmultiple choice question: yes, male ANES give more space and decision-making right; yes, female ANES give more space and decision-making rights; no difference; gmultiple choice question: yes, the longer you work, the more space and decision-making right you get; yes, the shorter you work, the more space and decision-making right you get; no difference; hmultiple choice question: yes, the longer the ANES has worked, the more space and decision-making right is given to the CRNA/CCRNs; yes, the longer the ANES has worked, the less space and decision-making right is given to the CRNA/CCRNs; yes, the shorter the ANES has worked, the more space and decision-making right is given to the CRNA/CCRNs; yes, the shorter the ANES has worked, the less space and decision-making right is given to the CRNA/CCRNs; no difference