Bringing question notes to physicians: A nationwide cross-sectional study in Japan (INFORM study 2020)

Mariko Asai , Masako Okamura , Maiko Fujimori , Aki Otsuki , Junko Saito , Akiko Yaguchi-Saito , Aya Kuchiba , Yosuke Uchitomi , Taichi Shimazu , for the INFORM Study Group
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Abstract

Objective

To describe the behavior of bringing question notes to physicians in Japan and explore the factors associated with this behavior.

Methods

We used data from a nationwide cross-sectional study conducted in Japan on access to health information (INFORM Study 2020). Data from 3605 respondents, 3572 of whom did not miss the primary endpoint of bringing question notes to physicians, were analyzed. The prevalence of weighted ratios of four-item responses (always, usually, sometimes, never) was described, and multivariable logistic regression was used to explore associated variables with “never bringing question notes.” We also explored the differences in these factors based on the cancer diagnosis experience.

Results

More than 60 % of all respondents and even among those who had a history of cancer diagnosis themselves, more than 50 % had never brought question notes to physicians. Being under 40 years of age, male, employed, and in good health were significantly associated with never bringing question notes.

Conclusion

Those who had never brought question notes to physicians were high both overall and among those who had a cancer diagnosis.

Innovation

Nationwide survey data revealed that Japanese people are less proactive in bringing the notes prepared beforehand to the consultation.
向医生提供问题笔记:日本一项全国性横断面研究(INFORM研究2020)
目的了解日本医生带问题卡的行为,并探讨其影响因素。方法:我们使用了在日本进行的一项关于获取健康信息的全国性横断面研究(INFORM study 2020)的数据。分析了3605名受访者的数据,其中3572人没有错过向医生提供问题笔记的主要终点。描述了四项回答(总是,通常,有时,从不)的加权比率的普遍性,并使用多变量逻辑回归来探索与“从不带问题笔记”相关的变量。我们还根据癌症诊断经验探讨了这些因素的差异。结果超过60%的受访者,甚至在自己有癌症诊断史的受访者中,超过50%的人从未向医生带过问题卡。年龄在40岁以下、男性、有工作、身体健康的人与从不带答题卡的人显著相关。结论从未给医生带问题卡的患者总体上和被诊断为癌症的患者中患癌率都很高。InnovationNationwide的调查数据显示,日本人不太主动地把事先准备好的笔记带到咨询现场。
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PEC innovation Medicine and Dentistry (General)
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