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Table 2 Frequency of Level of Agreement or Disagreement of Respondents with Core Concepts of Palliative Care (n = 250)

From: Perceptions, knowledge and attitudes towards the concept and approach of palliative care amongst caregivers: a cross-sectional survey in Karachi, Pakistan

CORE CONCEPT

RESPONSE

N (%)

Person receiving palliative care should be allowed to carry out normal routine activities

Strongly Agree

76 (30.4%)

Agree

76 (30.4%)

Disagree

10 (4.0%)

Strongly Disagree

19 (7.6%)

I Don’t Know

69 (27.6%)

 

Total

250

Person receiving palliative care should be allowed to fulfill all his/her wishes

Strongly Agree

130 (52.0%)

Agree

43 (17.2%)

Disagree

11 (4.4%)

Strongly Disagree

17 (6.8%)

I Don’t Know

49 (19.6%)

 

Total

250

Person suffering from cancer should be given diagnosis or disease progress information if s/he wants to know.

Strongly Agree

57 (22.8%)

Agree

102 (40.8%)

Disagree

24 (9.6%)

Strongly Disagree

19 (7.6%)

I Don’t Know

48 (19.2%)

 

Total

250