Table 16Comparison of Decision Aid Utility: Phase 1 Decision Tool vs Phase 2 Decision Tool

MetricPhase 1 tool (n = 154)Phase 2 tool (n = 161)χ2 P valueOR (95% CI)Adjusted P value
No.%No.%
“Did you read through the tool in its entirety?”
 No1713.4117.7.13050.54 (0.24-1.21).0312
 Yes11086.613192.3
“What part of the tool was most helpful to you?”
 Tailored risks and benefits2926.46247.3.00080.32 (0.19-0.56).0024
 Other features8173.66952.7
“About how much time did you spend looking at or reading the tool?”
 <1 h8678.27557.3.00062.68 (1.51-4.73)<.0001
 >1 h2421.85642.7
“How personal did the information in the tool feel to you?”
 1 - Not at all personal10.910.8.90131.19 (0.07-19.29).9234
 2 - Slightly personal87.3118.4.74720.86 (0.33-2.21).7833
 3 - Somewhat personal4440.04030.5.12541.52 (0.89-2.58).5177
 4 - Fairly personal4238.25340.5.71870.91 (0.54-1.53).4120
 5 - Extremely personal1513.62619.8.20350.64 (0.32-1.28).6912

Abbreviation: OR, odds ratio.

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