Palestinian doctors’ views on patient-centered care in hospitals

Table 4 Descriptive associations between respondents’ demographic characteristics and PCC behavioral clusters

		N	PCC Behavioral Clusters			X²	Sig.^a	Most Contribution Standardized Residual
		N	GOOD %	POOR %	Moderate %	X²	p	Most Contribution Standardized Residual
Job title	Specialist	129	41.9	18.6	39.5	9.53	0.049	Specialist X Good = 1.9
	Resident	127	26.8	25.5	60.4
	GP	087	26.4	18.4	55.2
Gender	Male	258	33.7	17.4	48.8	4.67	0.097	Female X Poor = 1.7
Gender	Female	085	28.2	28.2	43.5
Age	≤ 35 years	204	26.5	21.6	52.0	8.01	0.018	> 35 years X Good = 1.8
Age	> 35 years	139	41.0	18.0	41.0
Marital Status	Single	133	24.1	21.8	54.1	6.39	0.031	Single X Moderate = 1.1
Marital Status	Married	210	37.6	19.0	43.3			Married X Good = 1.3
Hospital	Public	165	24.8	23.6	51.5	8.57	0.014	Residuals are < 1.1
Hospital	Private	178	39.3	16.9	43.8
Experience	≤ 5 years	200	28.5	20.5	51.5	3.54	0.17	> 5 years X Good = 1.2
Experience	> 5 years	142	38.0	19.0	43.0
Bachelor	Local	129	30.2	20.9	48.8	0.59	0.74
Bachelor	Abroad	211	34.1	19.0	46.9
Training	Untrained	094	30.9	26.6	42.6	3.92	0.14	Untrained X Poor = 1.5
Training	Trained	245	33.1	17.1	49.8
Familiar with PCC	Unfamiliar	185	28.1	25.4	46.5	8.02	0.018	Unfamiliar X Poor = 1.6
Familiar with PCC	Familiar	154	37.0	13.6	49.4

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