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Patient Involvement in Geriatric Care – Results and Experiences from a Mixed Models Design Study within Project INTEGRATE Cover

Patient Involvement in Geriatric Care – Results and Experiences from a Mixed Models Design Study within Project INTEGRATE

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|Feb 2018

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Table 1

Sociodemographic data of participants in the quantitative phase of the study.

ParticipantsDFGHTotalp-value
Number of participantsN = 141N = 142283
NN%NN%NN%
Age (years)Mean = 72 (SD = 6)Mean = 77 (SD = 7)Mean = 74.42 (SD = 7.26)>0.001
GenderMale4633.3%4934.0%9533.6%
Female9266.7%9566.0%18766.1%n.s.
Family statusSingle107.2%1611.1%269.18%
Married6849.3%5941.0%12744.9%
Widowed2719.6%3423.6%6121.6%
Divorced/Living apart3223.2%3222.2%6422.6%n.s.
Non-marital partnerships00.0%32.1%31.1%
Missing10.7%00.0%10.4%
HousingPrivate home13497.1%13795.1%27195.8%
Assisted living32.2%42.8%72.5%
Retirement and nursing homes10.7%10.7%20.7%n.s.
Missing00.0%21.4%20.7%
School EducationNone00.0%32.1%31.1%
Primary school2518.0%5034.7%7526.5%
Secondary school2518.0%5025.7%6221.9%
Specialized secondary education2316.5%139.0%3612.7%>0.001
Vocational secondary education6647.5%3927.1%10537.1%
Other00.0%10.7%10.4%
Professional EducationNo10.7%2114.6%227.8%
Professional training3022.1%6545.1%9533.6%
Advanced professional training2820.6%1711.8%4515.9%>0.001
University of Applied Sciences degree2619.1%2013.9%4616.3%
University degree4835.3%2013.9%6824.0%
Other32.2%10.7%41.4%
Occupational statusEmployee9468.1%10674.6%20070.7%
Civil Servant1712.3%117.7%289.9%
Self-employed/freelancer118.0%117.7%227.8%n.s.
Home keeper75.1%117.7%186.4%
Other96.5%32.1%124.2%

[i] Abbr. DF: Disability-free; GH: Geriatric Hospital; N: Number of participants; n.s.: non-significant; SD: standard deviation.

Table 2

Objective and subjective health status of the participants.

ParticipantsDFGHTotalp-value
Number of participantsN = 141N = 142283
NN%NN%NN%
Care Insurance UtilizationYes21.5%3927.3%4114.5%>0.001
No13197.0%8962.2%22077.8%
Applied for10.7%128.4%134.6%
DisabilityYes10174.3%6545.1%16658.7%>0.001
No3223.5%7451.4%10637.5%
Number of medicationsM = 2 (SD 2)M = 9 (SD 5)M = 11 (SD 7)>0.001
MD = 2MD = 9MD = 11
Number of diseases and chronic conditionsM = 4.49 (SD 3.34)M = 5.06 (SD 3.56)M = 4.78 (SD 3.46)n.s.
MD = 4.00MD = 4.50MD = 4.00
Subjective perception of healthBad43.0%3524.5%3913.8%>0.001
Less well1914.3%7552.4%9433.2%
Good9269.2%3222.4%12443.1%
Very good1813.5%10.7%196.7%

[i] Abbr. DF: Disability-free; GH: Geriatric Hospital; M: mean value; MD: median value; N: Number of participants; n.s.: non-significant; SD: standard deviation.

Table 3

Participation and information desire in both groups.

ParticipantsDFGCTotalp-value
Desire for participation (Mean/SD)47.02/26.4032.05/26.4740.44/27.41<0.001
Desire for information (Mean/SD)93.75/11.8695.15/8.4094.37/10.46n.s.

[i] Abr.: DF: Disability-free; GH: Geriatric Hospital; n.s.: non-significant; SD: Standard Deviation.

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Figure 1

Correlation between participation desire and experience of all participants.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/ijic.2517 | Journal eISSN: 1568-4156
Language: English
Submitted on: Aug 8, 2016
Accepted on: Feb 9, 2018
Published on: Feb 28, 2018
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2018 Joern Kiselev, Kadri Suija, Marje Oona, Eva Mellenthin, Elisabeth Steinhagen-Thiessen, published by Ubiquity Press
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