N (%) | |
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Responded to the survey in general (n = 100) | |
Concerning the phone call (n = 100) | |
Remembered receiving a call to exchange information on the patient’s state of health and his/her wishes for treatment | 40 (40.0) |
The timing of the call was appropriate | 36 (94.7) |
The duration of the call was appropriate | 40 (100) |
The use of the telephone for this exchange of information seemed appropriate | 36 (90.0) |
The exchange of information was facilitated by the fact that the caller was a physician | 36 (92.3) |
Concerning the link sheet (n = 100) | |
Remembered receiving a link sheet summarizing information on the patient’s health status and his or her wishes for care | 51 (51.0) |
Considered the link sheet useful | 39 (76.5) |
Concerning CREDO exchanges in general (n = 33 to 85) | |
Satisfaction (“satisfied” or “rather satisfied”) with CREDO exchanges (n = 58) | 49 (84.5) |
The exchanges, during the telephone call and via the link form, provided information concerning the patient (n = 75) | 38 (50.7) |
Classification of information areas where CREDO exchanges have brought new data (n = 38) a | |
Possible or expected side effects of specific treatments | 25 (65.8) |
Future specific therapeutic management (chemotherapy, radiotherapy) | 20 (52.6) |
Treatments maintained after hospital discharge | 19 (50.0) |
Possible or expected complications | 19 (50.0) |
What to do if complications and/or adverse effects occur | 19 (50.0) |
General state at discharge (WHO score) | 16 (42.1) |
Precise carcinological situation (type of cancer, location of metastases) | 16 (42.1) |
Patient’s wishes regarding the place of care in case of complications | 15 (39.5) |
Dates of the next scheduled consultations and/or hospitalizations | 12 (31.6) |
Reason for current hospitalization | 9 (23.7) |
Concomitant pathologies | 6 (15.8) |