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Patient satisfaction measurement: current issues and implications
Linda D Urden. Lippincotts Case Manag. 2002 Sep-Oct.
Abstract
Healthcare consumers are demanding excellence in care and services from care providers, and payors are following in their expectations. Demonstration of quality outcomes and consumer satisfaction with services are now a priority and the primary competitive edge in healthcare. Hospitals and healthcare systems that invest in programs to determine how patients evaluate their experiences will have valuable information to make transformational changes in care delivery and services. The purpose of this article is to present an overview of consumer/patient satisfaction instruments, satisfaction measurement issues, research instruments, and commonly used vendor patient satisfaction survey programs.
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