Physicians reported the MRA took on average 8.32 ± 4.72 minutes, 100% considered the time to complete acceptable with 96% rating it as easy/fairly easy to complete.
Physicians (100%) considered time to complete MRA acceptable, 96% rated it as easy/fairly easy to complete.
The SAKK C-SGA was assessed by patient and physician estimated time to complete (mean time, acceptable yes/no), ease of completing (easy/fairly easy, just right, hard/very hard), patient reaction (interested, indifferent, rejecting), and difficult or unanswered questions (yes/no).
The time to complete the patient questionnaire was considered acceptable by almost all patients and physicians.
Time to complete the patient questionnaire was considered acceptable by almost all (≥96%) patients and physicians.
However, both the patient and physician estimates had similar standard deviations and the perception of time to complete (i.e. estimated time was acceptable to nearly all) is an important factor in willingness to adopt the tool.
The overall time to complete was less than 30 minutes and considered acceptable by patient and physician alike.
Finally, it should be acceptable and free of discomfort for patients/subjects, with the length of time to complete any assessment and examination taken into consideration.
The street took some time to complete.
It had a total of 11-questions divided into two parts: (1) five patient information questions (gender, marital status, education, nationality, mother tongue); and (2) six questions relating to the patient questionnaire (estimated/acceptable time to complete, ease of administration, patient reaction, difficult/unanswered questions).
