Hypothesis | Expected correlation | Calculated correlation | C/Ra | ||
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1 | Participants who indicated a lack of appetite on the VMS and/or the RSCL are expected to assign higher importance to the goal ‘improving appetite’. | Cramér’s V > 0.10 | 169 | 0.41 | C |
2 | Participants who indicated tiredness and/or lack of energy on the RSCL are expected to assign higher importance to the goal ‘improving energy’. | Cramér’s V > 0.10 | 169 | 0.26 | C |
3 | Participants who indicated diarrhoea and/or constipation on the RSCL are expected to assign higher importance to the goal ‘improving bowel movements’. | Cramér’s V > 0.10 | 169 | n.c. | n.a. |
4 | Participants who indicated shortness of breath on the RSCL are expected to assign higher importance to the goal ‘reducing shortness of breath’. | Cramér’s V > 0.10 | 169 | 0.68 | C |
5 | Participants who indicated some problems or confined to bed on the EQ-5D mobility, are expected to assign higher importance to the goal ‘improving walking’. | Cramér’s V > 0.10 | 169 | 0.41 | C |
6 | Participants who indicated some problems or unable on the EQ-5D self-care, are expected to assign higher importance to the goal ‘improving washing/dressing’. | Cramér’s V > 0.10 | 169 | 0.37 | C |
7 | Participants who indicated some problems or unable on the EQ-5D usual activities, are expected to assign higher importance for to goal ‘improving hobbies’. | Cramér’s V > 0.10 | 166 | 0.37 | C |
8 | Participants who had an acute admission and/or a diagnostic admission reason, are expected to assign higher importance to the goal ‘knowing what is wrong with me’. | Cramér’s V > 0.10 | 161 | 0.20 | C |
9 | Participants with a higher NRS Pain, are expected to assign higher importance to the goal ‘reducing pain’. | Spearman’s > 0.10 | 164 | 0.34 | C |
10 | Participants with a higher score on the SF-36 – Social functioning, are expected to assign higher importance to the goal ‘improving visiting’. | Spearman’s > 0.10 | 164 | 0.19 | C |
11 | Participants with a lower score on the EQ-5D thermometer ‘general health’, are expected to assign higher importance to the goal ‘feeling better’. | Spearman’s < −0.10 | 168 | − 0.05 | R |
12 | Goals that were mentioned after the open question, are, when applicable, indicated as minimum ‘somewhat important’ for the concerning goal. | Percentage of agreement ≥75% | 50 | 89% | C |