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Table 5 Answers to the questionnaire assessing the perception of the importance of QoL in clinical practice

From: Physicians' knowledge of health-related quality of life and perception of its importance in daily clinical practice

Must QoL influence diagnostic strategies?

 

   - No

15 (4.8)

   - A little

46 (14.8)

   - Quite

101 (32.6)

   - Much

119 (38.4)

   - Very much

24 (7.7)

   - I do not know

4 (1.3)

Must QoL influence therapeutic strategies?

 

   - No

8 (2.6)

   - A little

12 (3.9)

   - Quite

66 (21.3)

   - Much

166 (53.5)

   - Very much

52 (16.8)

   - I do not know

4 (1.3)

Must QoL influence palliative care?

 

   - No

3 (1)

   - A little

2 (0.6)

   - Quite

18 (5.8)

   - Much

97 (31.3)

   - Very much

186 (60)

   - I do not know

3 (1)

Do you have in mind QoL in your diagnostic and therapeutic strategies, although you don't meausre it?

 

   - No

3 (1)

   - A little

23 (7.4)

   - Quite

121 (39)

   - Much

130 (41.9)

   - Very much

29 (9.4)

When you read and score a scientific article is QoL important?

?

 

   - No

38 (12.3)

   - A little

70 (22.6)

   - Quite

136 (43.9)

   - Much

54 (17.4)

   - Very much

6 (1.9)

Is the measurement of QoL in clinical trials useful?

 

   - No

1 (0.3)

   - A little

16 (52)

   - Quite

83 (26.8)

   - Much

174 (56.1)

   - Very much

35 (11.3)

Who should measure QoL?

 

   - Physician

228 (73.5)

   - Other (nurse, psychologist)

73 (23.5)

Is useful to increase the number of clinical trials in QoL?

 

   - No

1 (0.3)

   - A little

11 (3.5)

   - Quite

54 (17.4)

   - Much

190 (61.3)

   - Very much

51 (16.5)

Should you use more expensive drugs if they shoul improbe QoL?

 

   - No

2 (0.6)

   - A little

15 (4.8)

   - Quite

68 (21.9)

   - Much

167 (53.9)

   - Very much

55 (17.7)