• Part 1 of this article discussed the process of evaluating patient satisfaction by means of unstructured, in-depth interviews. • In this part, the content of interviews will be presented and the analytic domains derived from the research will be described. • These are 'nursing', 'the hospital' and 'patients' concerns', and the categories which make up these domains will be discussed. © 1996 Blackwell Science Ltd
Aim: To investigate and understand patient's satisfaction with nursing care in the intensive care un...
Background: Along with the progress of time, hospital as service provider is required to provide bet...
Purpose: To measure medical and surgical patients' satisfaction with nursing care, to compare quanti...
• Part 1 of this article discussed the process of evaluating patient satisfaction by means of unstru...
Summary The research reported in this article formed part of a project evaluating nursing developmen...
Evaluation is one of the most critical phases of the nursing process because it supports the basis o...
Although patient satisfaction is a commonly applied measure when evaluating health services, there a...
OBJECTIVE: To determine what aspects of healthcare provision are most likely to influence satisfacti...
In the past the evaluation of the quality of health care was based mainly on health professional’s v...
Current state: The satisfaction of patients is an important factor for the quality of nursing care. ...
Objective: Patient satisfaction is a personal evaluation of health-care services that is often used ...
Background: Patient satisfaction defined as degree of congruency between a patient's expectations o...
Abstract Patient satisfaction is a pivotal issue within the healthcare industry. Hospital Consumer A...
INTRODUCTION Patient satisfaction is a concrete criterion for evaluation of health care and therefor...
The overall theme of this thesis is to contribute to the knowledge of how to use the patient’s persp...
Aim: To investigate and understand patient's satisfaction with nursing care in the intensive care un...
Background: Along with the progress of time, hospital as service provider is required to provide bet...
Purpose: To measure medical and surgical patients' satisfaction with nursing care, to compare quanti...
• Part 1 of this article discussed the process of evaluating patient satisfaction by means of unstru...
Summary The research reported in this article formed part of a project evaluating nursing developmen...
Evaluation is one of the most critical phases of the nursing process because it supports the basis o...
Although patient satisfaction is a commonly applied measure when evaluating health services, there a...
OBJECTIVE: To determine what aspects of healthcare provision are most likely to influence satisfacti...
In the past the evaluation of the quality of health care was based mainly on health professional’s v...
Current state: The satisfaction of patients is an important factor for the quality of nursing care. ...
Objective: Patient satisfaction is a personal evaluation of health-care services that is often used ...
Background: Patient satisfaction defined as degree of congruency between a patient's expectations o...
Abstract Patient satisfaction is a pivotal issue within the healthcare industry. Hospital Consumer A...
INTRODUCTION Patient satisfaction is a concrete criterion for evaluation of health care and therefor...
The overall theme of this thesis is to contribute to the knowledge of how to use the patient’s persp...
Aim: To investigate and understand patient's satisfaction with nursing care in the intensive care un...
Background: Along with the progress of time, hospital as service provider is required to provide bet...
Purpose: To measure medical and surgical patients' satisfaction with nursing care, to compare quanti...