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Patients’ Perceptions of Interpersonal Continuity of Care

Nancy Pandhi and John W. Saultz
The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine July 2006, 19 (4) 390-397; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3122/jabfm.19.4.390
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    Questions Addressed in Patient Perceptions’ of Continuity of Care Literature

    Research QuestionsNo. of Studies Addressing QuestionReference Citations
    AuthorYearMethodologyNo. of Research SubjectsLocation
    In what settings is interpersonal continuity of care valued?8Lewis et al.2000Quantitative314Eastern US
    Pereira et al.2003Quantitative1171New England
    Roberge et al.2001Qualitative23Montreal
    Baker1996Quantitative7273Britain
    Roland et al.1986Quantitative50Britain
    Salisbury et al.2002Quantitative6229Britain
    Perron et al.2004Qualitative26Switzerland
    Flocke et al.2002Quantitative2881Ohio
    Who values continuity?12Schers et al.2002Quantitative644The Netherlands
    Pereira et al.2003Quantitative1171New England
    Brown et al.1997Qualitative29Canada
    Nutting et al.2003Quantitative3283Ohio
    Tarrant et al.2003Qualitative40England
    Kearley et al.2001Quantitative996England
    Mainous et al.2004Quantitative4454Ohio
    Mainous et al.2001Quantitative1068UK/US
    Brown et al.1997Qualitative42Canada
    Canady et al.1997Quantitative101Iowa
    Freeman et al.1993Quantitative111England
    Love et al.1999Quantitative466Kentucky
    For what medical situations is interpersonal continuity of care valued?19Bjorkman et al.1995Qualitative94Sweden
    Nair et al.2005Qualitative46Ontario
    Schers et al.2002Quantitative644The Netherlands
    Lewis et al.2000Quantitative314Eastern US
    Pereira et al.2003Quantitative1171New England
    Nutting et al.2003Quantitative3283Ohio
    Tarrant et al.2003Qualitative40England
    Kearley et al.2001Quantitative996England
    Canady et al.1997Quantitative101Iowa
    Freeman et al.1993Quantitative111England
    Love et al.1999Quantitative466Kentucky
    Kibbe et al.1993Quantitative229North Carolina
    Temmink et al.2000Quantitative128The Netherlands
    Stoddart et al.2003Quantitative724England
    Infante et al.2004Qualitative76Australia
    Ware et al.2004Qualitative51Massachusetts
    Ware et al.1999Qualitative16Boston, MA
    Schers et al.2004Mixed875The Netherlands
    Christakis et al.2004Quantitative759Seattle, WA
    Why is interpersonal continuity valued?16Gabel et al.1993Qualitative60Ohio
    Nair et al.2005Qualitative46Ontario
    Schers et al.2002Quantitative644The Netherlands
    Roberge et al.2001Qualitative23Montreal
    Perron et al.2004Qualitative26Switzerland
    Brown et al.1997Qualitative29Canada
    Tarrant et al.2003Qualitative40England
    Mainous et al.2001Quantitative1068UK/US
    Brown et al.1997Qualitative42Canada
    Infante et al.2004Qualitative76Australia
    Lings et al.2003Qualitative34New York
    Liaw et al.1992Qualitative93Australia
    Pooley et al.2001Qualitative47England
    O’ Malley et al.2000Qualitative24Washington DC
    Schers et al.2005Quantitative2152The Netherlands
    Torke et al.2004Qualitative26Atlanta, GA
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