Concerns and perception of safety in relation to medication
The other primary outcome focused on patients’ concerns and perception of safety in relation to their medication. Both the control- and the intervention group responded that they felt safe to a great extent regarding their medication after discharge, which equals to a rating 4 or more on a 5-point Likert scale. There was no significant difference between the groups (p = 0.59). Both groups expressed that their current health to some extent or to a great extent was dependent on medication (no group difference, p = 0.33). However, they did not worry about taking their medicine (no group difference, p = 0.969), nor did they experience their medication as a mystery (no group difference, p = 0.507), and they expressed that the medication only disrupted their lives to a small extent (no group difference, p = 0.844) (see 