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Table 4 Correlation between the FS-ICU 24 dimensions and demographic factors (N = 57)

From: Family satisfaction in the intensive care unit, a cross-sectional study from Norway

Factors with variables n Dimension P -value Effect size, r
Gender (Male/Female) 57 FS-Care .380 .116
FS-DM .675 .055
FS-Total .431 .104
Age dichotomy (>65yrs/≤65yrs.) 57 FS-Care .605 .069
FS-DM .981 .003
FS-Total .872 .021
Earlier experience with ICU (Experience/No experience) 53 FS-Care .906 .016
FS-DM .254 .157
FS-Total .617 .069
Contact with ICU (Visit/Visit + telephone call) 56 FS-Care .204 .169
FS-DM .624 .006
FS-Total .414 .109
Relationship to the patient (Partner/Other relationship) 57 FS-Care .724 .047
FS-DM .026 .296
FS-Total .158 .187
Relationship to the patient (Child of patient/ Not child of patient) 57 FS-Care 1.000 .000
FS-DM .087 .226
FS-Total .407 .109
Place of residence (in same city as hospital/elsewhere) 57 FS-Care .216 .164
FS-DM .112 .211
FS-Total .255 .151
Intensive care patient’s outcome (survived/died) 57 FS-Care .407 .110
FS-DM .010 .343
FS-Total .053 .257
  1. FS-ICU family satisfaction during the intensive care stay, FS-Care family satisfaction – care, FS-DM family satisfaction – decision making