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Table 7 Distribution of responses for self-efficacy and attitudes surrounding DEI in clinical practice

From: Assessing cultural competency among Canadian chiropractors: a cross-sectional survey of Canadian Chiropractic Association members

Section 7: self-efficacy regarding DEI

Strongly agree (N (%))

Agree (N (%))

Somewhat agree (N (%))

Neutral (N (%))

Somewhat disagree (N (%))

Disagree (N (%))

Strongly disagree (N (%))

No opinion (N (%))

I am uncertain about how to approach cultural competence with my staff

35 (1.4)

175 (7.2)

385 (15.9)

419 (17.3)

343 (14.2)

600 (24.7)

264 (10.9)

208 (8.6)

I am uncertain about how to provide culturally sensitive care to my patients

22 (0.9)

107 (4.4)

392 (16.1)

330 (13.6)

447 (18.4)

738 (30.4)

309 (12.7)

84 (3.5)

I am uncertain whether my actions or words will be seen as not meeting current standards in diversity, equity, and inclusion

35 (1.4)

172 (7.1)

464 (19.1)

423 (17.4)

384 (15.8)

585 (24.1)

264 (10.9)

102 (4.2)

I think some people have an agenda to look for discrimination even where it does not exist

200 (8.2)

282 (11.6)

609 (25.1)

490 (20.2)

225 (9.3)

339 (14.0)

130 (5.4)

154 (6.3)

I do my best to hire staff that are representative of the community in which I practice

239 (9.8)

680 (28.0)

350 (14.4)

492 (20.3)

40 (1.7)

65 (2.7)

67 (2.8)

496 (20.4)

I accommodate patients who speak a language other than my own (e.g., invite a family member or staff member to translate, translate intake and educational materials, use of translation apps/software, etc.)

1085 (44.7)

909 (37.4)

226 (9.3)

84 (3.5)

26 (1.1)

15 (0.6)

9 (0.4)

75 (3.1)

I promote equity and inclusion among staff and colleagues (e.g., arranging or participating in cultural competency training, etc.)

420 (17.35)

624 (25.7)

266 (11)

537 (22.1)

68 (2.8)

67 (2.8)

55 (2.3)

392 (16.1)