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Fig 1.

IPAS structure pre and post factorial analysis.

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Table 1.

Description of the characteristics from the patients that integrated S-1 and S-2.

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Table 2.

IPAS feasibility (pre-validation version).

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Table 3.

Experts IPAS items evaluation.

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Table 4.

Preferred decision making role among the patients classified according their autonomy ideal.

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Table 5.

IPAS internal consistency and reliability/temporal stability.

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Table 6.

Characteristics from patients that integrated S-3.

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Table 7.

Autonomy ideal distribution, among the 497 patients with a preferred autonomy ideal, according to specific rheumatic disease diagnosis.

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Table 8.

Comparison of global PDRQ-9 score and individual items scores among patient-doctor encounters with/without concordance in the preferred ideal of autonomy.

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Fig 2.

β coefficients of simple linear regression analysis, to ascertain the magnitude of the relationship between individual PDRQ-9 items scores and patient-doctor encounters with concordance in the ideal of autonomy.

p≤0.001 but * (p = 0.06).

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Table 9.

Comparison of characteristics from patients with ideal of autonomy physician-centered (paternalistic) and those with ideal of autonomy patient-centered.

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