Khaled Farid Khaled Al-Kharouf, Faisal Idrees Khan, Greg Aj Robertson
Assessing the readability of online information about jones fracture
World journal of methodology
comprehensive definition culture encompasses shared norms beliefs expectations language customs crucial considerations working patients limited english proficiency lep study authors examined language external influences patientprovider relational factors associated decisional conflict prenatal care patients authors conducted crosssectional study assess decisional conflict related postpartum contraception elective induction newborn feeding methods survey included questions demographics communication methods external influences provider trust distributed prenatal care patients spoke either english spanish data analysis involved using descriptive statistics chisquare analyses 23 respondents 12 spanishspeaking 11 englishspeaking spanishspeaking participants less likely health insurance compared englishspeaking participants 21 n 23 367 p 0016 statistically significant difference decisional conflict english spanishspeaking participants religion affected 11 23 participants decisions partner expectations influenced 10 23 participants working interpreter quality interpretation crucial spanishspeaking individuals participants 59 felt providers understanding patients cultural background important decisionmaking association language discordance decisional conflict several factors influencing prenatal decisionmaking identified use quality interpretation significantly affected decisionmaking prioritized patients lep religion partner expectations found highly influential decisionmaking respondents also emphasized importance providers understanding patients cultural background