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Table 3 The past experiences and attitudes of HCPs when dealing with relatives of patients

From: A multi-center study on the attitudes of Malaysian emergency health care staff towards allowing family presence during resuscitation of adult patients

 

Frequency n

Percentage, %

Previous requests from relatives for FP

  

Yes

194

71.1

No

76

27.8

Number of requests for FP in last 6 months

  

No

98

35.9

1–5

112

41.0

6–10

24

8.8

>10

30

11.0

Missing data

6

 

Your first reaction when asked for FP

  

Anxious

66

24.4

Dilemma

121

44.8

Frustration

6

2.2

Can’t remember

77

28.6

Will you take the initiative to explain about resuscitation to relatives?

Yes

230

85.2

No

34

12.6

Don’t know

6

2.2

Relative’s reaction to resuscitation?

  

Shock

112

41.5

Disgusted

11

4.1

Accepting

112

41.5

Indifferent

9

3.3

Not sure

26

9.6