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Table 3 Client and carer ratings of experience

From: Health and social care coordination for severe and persistent mental illness in Australia: a mixed methods evaluation of experiences with the Partners in Recovery Program

Dimension and item

Midpoint percentage positive (n), n = 19

Endpoint percentage positive, (n), n = 15

Interpersonal communication

 Time given by services

74% (14)

87% (13)

 How services listened

90% (17)

73% (11)

 Involvement in decisions about carea

83% (15)

80% (12)

 Finding out about concerns

90% (17)

87% (13)

 Your say in what was important

95% (18)

93% (14)

 Taking your concerns seriously

95% (18)

87% (13)

 Concerned about your feelingsa

89% (16)

87% (13)

 Discussing goals or priorities

100% (19)

93% (14)

 Working out a recovery plan together with Support Facilitatorb

90% (17)

100% (14)

Continuity and coordination

 Knowing recent historyc

71% (12)

73% (11)

 Known changes in recovery plan recommended by othersc

77% (13)

93% (14)

 Not had to repeat informationa

89% (16)

73% (11)

 Not told different things that didn’t make sensea

89% (16)

80% (12)

 Services working well togethera

78% (14)

87% (13)

 Services knowing who should do what for your carea

72% (13)

87% (13)

 Comfort talking about personal problems in services arranged by PIRa

83% (15)

80% (12)

Comprehensiveness of services

 Has PIR provided everything you expected

95% (18)

93% (14)

 Have you had enough support from services

84% (16)

87% (13)

Impacts of care

 Sense of control

90% (17)

93% (14)

 Feeling your recovery plan would make a differencec

88% (15)

80% (12)

 Confidence in your ability to take care of yourself

95% (18)

80% (12)

  1. aOne midpoint response missing on this item. b One endpoint response missing on this item. c Two midpoint responses missing on this item