The intervention group was significantly more satisfied with 7 out of 15 aspects of care at follow-up after adjustment for potential confounders.
In the first model (Table 4), head and neck cancer, compared to prostate cancer, appeared to be the primary localization where patients were significantly less satisfied with doctors' provision of information and the physical environment (mean score differences were 10 and 9 respectively).
In the second model (Table 5), patients treated by radiotherapy were significantly less satisfied with doctors' technical skills, interpersonal skills, provision of information by doctors, nurses or radiation therapists (mean score difference > 10 for information provision), and waiting times (the first questionnaire was often delivered during the first week of treatment).
Patient satisfaction with emotional care assessed at the 18-month blinded survey found that INT patients reported significantly greater satisfaction (satisfied to very satisfied) compared with EUC patients (89.5 vs. 77.9%; odds ratio 2.43 [95% CI 1.23 4.77]; P = 0.01).
Indeed, the majority of these are natural gas sources that will contribute significantly to satisfy the global energy demand.
Second, it is irreducible it can not be expressed as a non-trivial direct product of simpler OMLs.[15] Finally, and most significantly, it satisfies the so-called atomic covering law: if p ∈ L(H) is an atom and p ≰ q, then p ∨ q covers q (no element of L(H) lies strictly between p ∨ q and q).
The numbers in Bold were significantly affected and satisfied with FDR (≤0.01) and Fold Change at ≥ ± 1.8.
The physicians rated patient satisfaction with medical aspects slightly higher than patient satisfaction with personal contact (P<0.01), and were significantly (P<0.001) more satisfied with their ability to handle the medical aspects than with their ability to establish personal contact.
A query will be first routed to the CAC, and most likely to be satisfied there, significantly reducing the amount of network traffic and the search scope.
