A 15-question online survey was developed with input from PCPs, PRO programme leadership and hospital leadership
| Question | Response N (%) |
| Which primary care site do you mostly practice at? | Selection of PCP sites |
| Approximately how many patients do you see each week? | Responses: 114 |
| <15 | 12 (11) |
| 15–30 | 32 (28) |
| 31–45 | 38 (33) |
| >45 | 32 (28) |
| How many years have you been in practice? | Responses: 115 |
| <5 | 17 (15) |
| 5–15 | 28 (24) |
| 16–30 | 44 (38) |
| >30 | 26 (23) |
| What is your gender? | Responses: 114 |
| Male | 45 (39) |
| Female | 69 (61) |
| Do you currently use smart blocks (boxes to click to fill in patient data) in Epic to write your notes? | Responses: 115 |
| Yes | 42 (37) |
| No | 73 (63) |
| Do you know where to find Patient-reported Outcome Meausures/Patient-reported Data? | Responses: 114 |
| Yes | 103 (90) |
| No | 11 (10) |
| Do you review PROMs/PRD with the patient? | Responses: 115 |
| Yes | 89 (77) |
| No | 26 (23) |
| Are you aware of any patient complaints regarding PROMs/PRD? | Responses: 115 |
| Yes | 60 (52) |
| No | 55 (48) |
| What are the top three barriers to using PROMs/PRD in your opinion? | Responses: 115 |
| Of the 9 PROMs/PRD you collect for your patients, how helpful do you find the following questions? | Responses: 1,032* |
| Very unhelpful | 64 (6) |
| Somewhat unhelpful | 146 (14) |
| Neutral | 243 (24) |
| Helpful | 310 (30) |
| Very Helpful | 212 (21) |
| N/A | 57 (6) |
| Do you find the review of systems questions helpful | Responses: 115 |
| Yes | 76 (66) |
| No | 39 (34) |
| Are there any other data you wish were collected? | Responses: 114 |
| Yes | 87 (76) |
| No | 27 (24) |
| Please take a look at the following PRD sample output (screenshot of actual PROMs format shown). How easy are these data format to understand? | Responses: 114 |
| Very easy | 14 (12) |
| Somewhat easy | 29 (25) |
| Neutral | 18 (16) |
| Difficult | 35 (31) |
| Very difficult | 18 (16) |
| What would you change about this data presentation? | Free text |
| Any other questions, comments or suggestions? | Free text |
*Responses from all nine PROMs/PRD were combined.
PCP, primary care physician; PRO, patient-reported outcome.