Table 6

Structural model of patient-centered care, subjective well-being and service satisfaction

Relationship/PathSample 3
In hospital
Sample 4
Online
(Primary care)
Difference
EstimateEstimateSignificance
Service providers respecting health-care customers’ values, needs and preferences
→ Collaborative resources of the multi-disciplinary care team
0.66**0.69**−0.024
Service providers respecting health-care customers’ values, needs and preferences
→ Health-care customers actively collaborating with their own resources
0.33**0.064 ns0.263**
Collaborative resources of the multi-disciplinary care team → health-care customers actively collaborating with their own resources0.28**0.57**−0.284**
Collaborative resources of the multi-disciplinary care team → health-care customers involving family and friends0.39**0.31**0.073
Health-care customers actively collaborating with their own resources
→ Subjective well-being
0.13* (p = 0.053)0.13**0.004
Health-care customers actively collaborating with their own resources → service satisfaction0.43**0.52**−0.091
Health-care customers involving family and friends→ subjective well-being0.14**0.40**−0.253**
Health-care customers involving family and friends → service satisfaction0.15**−0.01 ns0.163**
Notes:

N.A. = the path is not estimated in this model; *p < 0.10; **p < 0.05; ***p < 0.01; ns = p > 0.05

Source: Authors’ own work

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