Patient satisfaction in a Spanish burn unit

Martin, Claude; Morato, R.A. García; Cortes, Nick; Fernández-Cañamaque, J.L.; Holguín, Purificación

doi:10.1016/j.burns.2018.03.015

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“…Most patients did not know their nurse, and nurses were only on the patient's bedside when they were taking medicine and doing dressing. The findings of this study were inconsistent with the Gomez et al study (Gómez Martín et al, ). This study assessed the satisfaction of patients with burns in a Spanish burn unit, and 164 patients participated in this study.…”

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“…During the three months of the study, all patients admitted to men and women participated in the study. In fact, the rate of patient participation in the study was 100% and was almost consistent with Arrebola–Pajares et al study (Arrebola‐Pajares et al, ) but participation rates in other studies were lower than the present study (Andrews, Browne, Wood, & Schug, ; Gómez Martín et al, ). By increasing the participation of patients in the study, the reliability of the study results will increase, and the true problems of these patients can be more easily identified and addressed to solve these problems.…”

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“…study (Gómez Martín et al, 2018). This study assessed the satisfaction of patients with burns in a Spanish burn unit, and 164 patients participated in this study.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…With increasing attention to the aggressive approach in the management and care of burn wounds, survival and life expectancy has increased in these patients (Gómez Martín, García Morato, de los Reyes Cortés, Fernández‐Cañamaque, & Holguín, ).…”

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Assessment of nurse–patient communication and patient satisfaction from nursing care

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Aim Professional communication between nurse and patient has a significant role in patient satisfaction with nursing care. The aim of this study was to assess nurse–patient communication and patient's satisfaction from nursing services in the burn wards of women and men. Design Participants were all patients admitted to the Burn wards at the Sina Hospital of Tabriz between September–December 2018. Nurse–patient communication and patient's satisfaction were assessed using at the time of discharge. Data were analysed by SPSS applying descriptive and inferential statistics. Results The results show that most patients were dissatisfied with nursing care. More than 80% did not know their nurse. There was a correlation between nurse‐patient communication and patient satisfaction with nursing care and the sex variable was found to be significantly correlated with patients’ satisfaction level. The weakness of nurses 'communication with patients was evident in our study and patients were dissatisfied from this kind of communication, and consequently, patients' satisfaction was reported very low. Improving the satisfaction of patients in the hospital should be the priorities of the hospital managers. Therefore, by educating staff, especially nurses, identifying motivating factors as well as identifying dissatisfaction factors, improved patient satisfaction.

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“…study (Gómez Martín et al, 2018). This study assessed the satisfaction of patients with burns in a Spanish burn unit, and 164 patients participated in this study.…”

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“…Numerous articles were found using the keywords "Kano Model" [Title/Abstract] in PMC, with the following results: Hospital burn service providers were required to measure patient satisfaction with their care and categorize the services [25]. A cross-sectional study was conducted at Student Health Services of the Missouri University of Science and Technology, where the data were collected using the Kano survey [26].…”

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Using the Kano model to associate the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in a population of 100,000 with case fatality rates: an observational study

Lin

Yeh

et al. 2020

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Background: One of the key factors to understand the spread of COVID-19 is the case fatality rate(CFR) rates for counties/regions. However, many merely reported those CFRs on the basis of total confirmed cases(TCC) instead of per population of 100, 000. As such, the disparate definitions of CFR yield inconsistent results in COVID-19 situations. Whether both incident rate and the CFR can be indicators to identify a country/region hit by COVID-19 under(or out of) control is still unclear. This study aims to (1) develop a diagram to disperse both TCC and CFR on a population base of 100,000(namely TCC100 and CFR100, respectively) using the Kano model, (2)discuss selected countries/regions with success on preventative measures to keep COVID-19 under control(i.e., relatively lower TCC100 and CFR100 or CFR), and (3) design an app to display both TCC100 and CFR100 or CFR for all infected countries/regions. Methods: We downloaded the COVID-19 data of confirmed cases and deaths in countries/regions on a daily basis from the Github website. Three values, TCC100, CFR100, and CFR, were computed for each country/region and displayed on the Kano model. The lower TCC100 and CFR values were deemed as having the COVID-19 situation more under control. An app was developed to display both TCC100 and CFR100 on Google Maps. Results: The correlation coefficient(CC) between TCC100 and CFR100 is 0.92(t=37.87) based on 285 count data (i.e., 12, 225, and 48 dispersed on the Kano diagram) obtained in comparison to the pair of TCC100 and CFR with the CC=-0.02(t=-0.25) and counts(i.e., 56, 145, and 84 on the Kano diagram). The state of Washington, USA, was found having the highest TCC100(=3498.15), CFR100 (=16548.96) and CFR(=5%) in comparison to (1)Taiwan[TCC100(=1.65), CFR100 (=2.17), CFR(=1%)] and (2)South Korea[TCC100(=20.34), CFR100 (=39.8), CFR(=2%)] on April 12,2020. Conclusion: We illustrated both TCC100 and CFR along with CFR100 to compare countries/regions on a Kano diagram to understand the COVID-19 situations better. A larger TCC100 value was strongly associated with a larger CFR100 value that needs further verifications in the future. An app was developed to display both TCC100 and CFR for countries/regions on a dashboard laid over Google Maps.

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Comparison of outcome of early tangential excision with autografting versus interactive antimicrobial dressing in deep-partial thickness burn patients: A retrospective analysis

Saeed,

Sohail,

Bashir

et al. 2024

Burns

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Patient satisfaction in a Spanish burn unit

Cited by 19 publications

References 29 publications

Assessment of nurse–patient communication and patient satisfaction from nursing care

Assessment of nurse–patient communication and patient satisfaction from nursing care

Using the Kano model to associate the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in a population of 100,000 with case fatality rates: an observational study

Comparison of outcome of early tangential excision with autografting versus interactive antimicrobial dressing in deep-partial thickness burn patients: A retrospective analysis

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