[Retracted] Jordanian Patients’ Family Members Need Perceptions in the Critical Care Settings: Nurses’ Perspectives versus Family Members’ Perspectives in the Context of Health Informatics

Table 1

Patients, their family members, and nurses’ sociodemographic characteristics.

Variable	N	%	Variable	n	%
Family members' age (years)			Patients’ gender
≤19	4	4.9	Male	53	64.6
20–29	29	35.4	Female	29	35.4
30–39	31	37.8	Relation between patient and family member
40–49	12	14.6	Son or daughter	36	43.9
50–59	5	6.1	Brother or sister	16	19.5
60+	1	1.2	Parents	10	12.2
Patient's age (years)			Grandson or granddaughter	5	6.1
≤19	12	14.6	Nephew or niece	4	4.9
20–29	2	2.4	Uncle or aunt	3	3.7
30–39	8	9.8	Cousin	2	2.4
40–49	4	4.9	Wife	2	2.4
50–59	18	22	Others	4	4.9
60+	38	46.3	Days of staying in CCU (n = 79)
Family member gender			5 days or less	42	53.2
Male	40	48.8	6–10 days	25	31.6
Female	42	51.2	11–15 days	5	6.3
Total	82	100	16–20 days	4	5.1
			More than 20 days	3	3.8
Nurses SDs:
Variable	N	%
Age (years)
20–29	38	38.4
30–39	56	56.6
40–49	4	4.0
50–59	1	1.0
Gender
Male	38	38.4
Female	61	61.6
Education (n = 97)
Diploma	19	19.6
Bachelor of science	77	79.4
Master	1	1.0
Experience in CCU (n = 98)
5 years or less	64	65.3
6–10 years	27	27.6
11–15 years	5	5.1
More than 15 years	2	2.0
Having a CCU training course (n = 97)
No	69	71.1
Yes	28	28.9
Master/Ph.D. degree in IC (n = 97)
No	93	95.9
Yes	4	4.1