Table 2. Client Satisfaction Associated With Providers' Use of “Consult and Choose” Materials

Materials	Client Satisfaction, % (No. of Clients Reporting Provider Used Material)	Client Satisfaction, % (No. of Clients Reporting Providers Did Not Use Material)
Wheel	89.1^*	72.5^*
Wheel	(n = 156)	(n = 196)
Provider cue card	83.8^*	71.4^*
Provider cue card	(n = 240)	(n = 112)
Hayati Ahla lab coat	88.3^*	63.9^*
Hayati Ahla lab coat	(n = 230)	(n = 122)
Received client cue card	86.9	81.2
Received client cue card	(n = 221)	(n = 85)
Referred to the client cue card	89.9	86.7
Referred to the client cue card	(n = 206)	(n = 15)

Client satisfaction level was defined as “very satisfied.”
↵* Significance comparing satisfaction between clients who recalled that their providers used materials vs. those who did not recall that their providers used the materials. P values ≤ .05 were considered statistically significant.