Ying Pan, Nik Hazwani Nik Hashim, Hong Ching Goh
Public perception of cultural ecosystem services in historic districts based on biterm topic model
Scientific reports
influence health literacy involvement decisionmaking orthopedic surgery analyzed could inform processes engage patients goal study determine relationship health literacy patients preferred involvement decisionmaking conducted crosssectional observational study patients presenting multispecialty orthopedic clinic patients completed literacy musculoskeletal problems limp survey evaluate health literacy control preferences scale cps survey evaluate preferred level involvement decisionmaking statistical analysis performed pearsons correlation multivariable logistic regression thirtyseven percent patients limited health literacy limp score 6 fortyeight percent patients preferred share decisionmaking physician equally cps score3 whereas 38 preferred active role decisionmaking cps score2 statistically significant correlation health literacy patient preference involvement decisionmaking r0130 p150 among patients orthopedic conditions significant relationship health literacy preferred involvement decisionmaking results studies specialties suggest limited health literacy associated preference less involvement decisionmaking generalizable orthopedic surgery efforts engage patients informed participatory decisionmaking use decision aids preference elicitation tools directed toward variation preference involvement decisionmaking toward patient health literacy orthopedics 2022454227232