Table 4 Results from the patient evaluation questionnaire (n = 35)
What was your experience of using the tablet computer | n (%) |
 Very easy | 24 (69) |
 Easy | 10 (29) |
 Difficult/Very Difficult | 1 (3) |
Did you need any help to use the tablet computer | |
 No | 26 (74) |
 Only the first time | 7 (20) |
 On several occasions | 1 (3) |
 Missing | 1 (3) |
Did you get the help you needed (n = 8) | |
 Yes, from relatives | 5 (63) |
 Yes, from the researcher | 7 (88) |
 No, I did not get the help I needed | 0 (0) |
Did you experience any technical problems | |
 No | 28 (80) |
 Yes | 6 (17) |
 Missing | 1 (3) |
How did you experience your symptom reporting was used in the clinica | Â |
 The oncologist had reviewed my symptom reporting before the consultation | 16 (46) |
 The oncologist talked with me about my symptom reporting | 12 (34) |
 The nurse had reviewed my symptom reporting | 4 (11) |
 I don’t think that neither the oncologist nor the nurse had reviewed my symptom reporting | 4 (11) |
 Do not know | 9 (26) |
The electronic PRO-CTCAE items provided a complete picture of my symptomatic side effects | |
 Totally agree | 5 (14) |
 Agree | 22 (63) |
 Neither agree nor disagree | 2 (6) |
 Disagree/totally disagree | 0 (0) |
 Do not know | 1 (3) |
 Missing | 5 (14) |
The electronic symptom reporting is a good tool when talking with the oncologist | |
 Totally agree | 5 (14) |
 Agree | 22 (63) |
 Neither agree nor disagree | 1 (3) |
 Disagree/totally disagree | (0) |
 Do not know | 3 (9) |
 Missing | 4 (11) |
The electronic symptom reporting results in more focus on side effects in the consultation | |
 Totally agree | 3 (9) |
 Agree | 11 (31) |
 Neither agree nor disagree | 9 (26) |
 Disagree/totally disagree | 1 (3) |
 Do not know | 6 (17) |
 Missing | 5 (14) |