Linear (for perceived clinical performance and targets) and logistic (for intention to improve) regression analysis results assessing differences between different professional roles for each quality indicator. The reason to explore this is that response might be affected by the level of control participants have over specific quality indicators. For example, nurses might have more control over measuring pain than intensivists and therefore estimate performance or set targets more realistically than others, or develop different intentions to improve. The analyses show that this is however not the case; which might be explained by the shared responsibility for patient care and close collaboration in quality teams in intensive care units in comparison to general wards. (PDF 68 kb)