Total Patients Surveyed (n)
Female
Male |
315 (mean age 56.4)
Female = 0
Male = 315 |
709
Female 146 (22%)
Male = 553 (78%) |
913
Female = 653 (71.5%)
Male = 260 (28.5%) |
200 patients (average age 60.5 years)
(52.5% male, 47.5% female) |
| Felt a chaperone should be offered to all patients attending a urology clinic |
227 (73%)
38 (12.1%) = disagreed
46 (14.9%) = undecided |
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men 84.8%, women 88.4% |
| Felt comfortable to ask for a chaperone if one was not offered |
179 (58.9%)
78 (25.6%) = uncomfortable
47 (15.5%) = undecided |
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| Did not wish a chaperone present for their own intimate examination |
270 (85.7%) |
535 (75.5%) |
483 (52.9%) |
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| Prefer a chaperone |
45 (14.3%) |
Total: 174 (25%)
Females: 66 (42%)
Males: 108 (20%) |
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11.5%
Men = 3.8%, women = 20% |
| Prefer chaperone to be a family member |
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102/174 (59%) |
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| Prefer chaperone to be a member of staff |
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72/174 (41%) |
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