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Table 2 Survey results of the respondents on the CLIP process (n = 78)

From: An interdisciplinary guideline development process: the Clinic on Low-back pain in Interdisciplinary Practice (CLIP) low-back pain guidelines

CLIP process comments

N (%)

 

Little (1–2)

3

Very (4–5)

N/O*

Missing

Intensity of participation

43 (55%)

20 (26%)

11 (14%)

-

4 (5%)

Appreciation of CLIP elements:

     

   Discussion forums

14 (18%)

15 (19%)

33 (42%)

12 (15%)

4 (5%)

   Anonymous questionnaires

8 (10%)

16 (21%)

17 (22%)

32 (41%)

5 (6%)

   CLIP symposia

5 (6%)

4 (5%)

39 (50%)

26 (33%)

4 (5%)

   Overall CLIP process

6 (8%)

13 (17%)

52 (67%)

3 (4%)

4 (5%)

Improvement between initial and final versions of recommendations

7 (9%)

20 (26%)

33 (42%)

13 (17%)

5 (6%)

Influence of participant comments on final recommendations

9 (12%)

18 (23%)

25 (32%)

22 (28%)

4 (5%)

Opportunity to intervene in the CLIP process

13 (17%)

12 (15%)

40 (51%)

8 (10%)

5 (6%)

 

Never

1–5

6–10

>11

Missing

Frequency of CLIP website visits

5 (6%)

32 (41%)

15 (19%)

22 (28%)

4 (5%)

  1. * No opinion