[Retracted] Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice regarding Narrative Medicine among Chinese Medical Personnel: An Online Cross-Sectional Survey

Table 3

Knowledge scores of Chinese medical personnel on narrative medicine ().

Item	Option
	Strongly agree		Relatively agree		Uncertain		Relatively disagree		Strongly disagree
	Score		Score		Score		Score		Score
(16) NM embodies the concept of patient-centered medicine.	1	835 (38.93)	2	724 (33.75)	3	332 (15.48)	4	137 (6.39)	5	117 (5.45)
(15) NM involves applying literary theories to medical practice.	1	739 (34.45)	2	742 (34.59)	3	436 (20.33)	4	124 (5.78)	5	104 (4.85)
(29) NM advocates paying attention to both patients’ and doctors’ negative emotions.	1	749 (34.92)	2	719 (33.52)	3	398 (18.55)	4	175 (8.16)	5	104 (4.85)
(20) Empathy with patients is one of the focuses of NM.	1	660 (30.77)	2	805 (37.53)	3	373 (17.39)	4	182 (8.48)	5	125 (5.83)
(19) Doctors should encourage patients to tell their stories to get information about their condition.	1	710 (33.10)	2	756 (35.24)	3	340 (15.85)	4	195 (9.09)	5	144 (6.71)
(23) Through reflective writing, we can realize the “reproduction” in NM.	1	681 (31.75)	2	748 (34.87)	3	406 (18.93)	4	156 (7.27)	5	154 (7.18)
(22) Close reading and reflective writing are two tools of NM.	1	677 (31.56)	2	730 (34.03)	3	431 (20.09)	4	170 (7.93)	5	137 (6.39)
(21) The most important purpose of NM is to establish relationship, which only refers to the doctor-patient relationship.	5	521 (24.29)	4	681 (31.75)	3	458 (21.35)	2	312 (14.55)	1	173 (8.07)
(18) Shared decision-making among doctors and patients is not a practical way of implementing NM.	5	607 (28.30)	4	663 (30.91)	3	469 (21.86)	2	272 (12.68)	1	134 (6.25)

Note: NM = narrative medicine.