| 1. SHARED GOALS The existence of explicit shared goals facilitates collaboration and coordination between primary and secondary care settings. Please rate the current situation in your organisation with respect to the other level of care on a scale of 1 to 5: | ||||
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| 1. Common goals are missing | 2. There are hardly any shared goals | 3.There are some common goals | 4. There are quite a lot of common goals | 5. Nearly all aspects of care are covered by shared goals |
| 2. PATIENT-CENTRED APPROACH When priority is given to the interests and preferences of the patient, this favours collaboration and coordination between professionals working in the primary and secondary care setting. Please rate the current situation in your organisation with respect to the other level of care on a scale of 1 to 5: | ||||
| 1. In the interaction between levels of care, the interests and preferences of patients are not taken into account | 2. In the interaction between levels of care, the interests and preferences of patients are taken into account on few occasions | 3. In the interaction between levels of care, the interests and preferences of patients are sometimes taken into account | 4. In the interaction between levels of care, the interests and preferences of patients are often taken into account | 5. In the interaction between levels of care, the interests and preferences of patients are always taken into account |