2006
DOI: 10.1007/s10916-006-9038-8
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Factors Affecting Inpatient Satisfaction: Structural Equation Modeling

Abstract: The education level of patients and the type of clinics had a significant influence on patient satisfaction.

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“…Such findings differ from those from other studies (21,23) in which the level of satisfaction is inversely proportional to patients' educational level, that is, the higher the schooling, the lower is the level of patient satisfaction (11,21) .…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Such findings differ from those from other studies (21,23) in which the level of satisfaction is inversely proportional to patients' educational level, that is, the higher the schooling, the lower is the level of patient satisfaction (11,21) .…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…Patients' sociodemographic characteristics such as age (13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18) , gender (19)(20)(21)(22) , educational level (13,21,23) , and previous hospitalization experience (24) , have been pointed out as variables influencing on the hospitalized patient satisfaction.…”
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“…Satisfaction with overall care and the doctor have shown strong associations with the fulfillment of patient expectations regarding the medical experience (e.g., desired treatment outcomes) [e.g., 4,[25][26][27] and personal attitudes about healthcare, the persons and organizations providing the care service [e.g., 12,28,29]. Research on patientrelated determinants of satisfaction generally explores how personality, sociocultural beliefs, and historical experiences with doctors in different contexts impact perceptions of health service quality [28].…”
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“…15 There is confirmation in the literature of this finding emphasizing that patients who reported receiving incomplete information on their treatment had lower levels of satisfaction regarding nursing care. 21 In general, there were no significant changes in the overall satisfaction index or in the satisfaction related to the three dimensions of PSI when associated with variables: gender, dialysis center, marital status, and benefit.…”
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