Patient Satisfaction with private Physiotherapy for musculoskeletal Pain

Casserley-Feeney, Sarah N.; Phelan, Martin; Duffy, Fionnuala; Roush, Susan E.; Cairns, Melinda; Hurley, Deirdre A.

doi:10.1186/1471-2474-9-50

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“…The current consensus is that satisfaction reflects the patient's perception regarding the quality of the service received 3 . As a concept, it is a broad theme, influenced by three factors: sociocultural values, therapistpatient interaction and environmental conditions of the service 4 .…”

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“…As a concept, it is a broad theme, influenced by three factors: sociocultural values, therapistpatient interaction and environmental conditions of the service 4 . In the physiotherapy field, therapistpatient interaction tends to be more intense than in other health care professions, due to the nature of the physiotherapeutic treatment, divided into multiple scheduled sessions, in which the patient's satisfaction can be directly influenced 2,3,[5][6][7] . Usually, satisfaction is measured through multidimensional questionnaires 2,3 .…”

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“…In the physiotherapy field, therapistpatient interaction tends to be more intense than in other health care professions, due to the nature of the physiotherapeutic treatment, divided into multiple scheduled sessions, in which the patient's satisfaction can be directly influenced 2,3,[5][6][7] . Usually, satisfaction is measured through multidimensional questionnaires 2,3 . Different models of questionnaires were validated in several countries 2,[7][8][9] .…”

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Satisfação de pacientes que recebem cuidados fisioterapêuticos para condições musculoesqueléticas: um estudo transversal

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Oliveira³

2016

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las características demográficas y clínicas de los participantes y la Escala de Percepción de Efecto Global (GPE). El MRPS fue descrito mediante la media y desviación estándar. Se calculó los coeficientes de correlación de Pearson para investigar la asociación entre la GPE y la puntuación total del MRPS. Modelos de regresión linear fueron utilizados para analizar las características de los pacientes que podrían predecir la satisfacción total. Se observó alta satisfacción con los cuidados fisioterapéuticos, siendo la media de puntuación total 4,5 puntos (DP=0,4). Se observó moderada correlación entre la satisfacción total y la GPE (coeficiente de Pearson -0,31, p<0,001).Solamente el género influenció la puntuación total de satisfacción; el género masculino presentó mayor satisfacción con los cuidados recibidos. El nivel de satisfacción del paciente con el tratamiento de fisioterapia recibido en la región Sudeste del Brasil es considerado alto.Palabras clave | Fisioterapia; Satisfacción del Paciente; Ortopedia.

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Satisfação de pacientes que recebem cuidados fisioterapêuticos para condições musculoesqueléticas: um estudo transversal

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2016

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“…Patients aged between 18 and 75 years seeking care for LBP as a primary complaint were included, and excluded if they did not understand Swedish. In total, 131 patients, 44 males and 87 females, with a mean (SD) age of 49 (14) years enrolled for participation. Rehabilitation comprised a median of seven occasions of physical training, manual therapy, and home exercises adapted to the patients' needs.…”

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“…It is thus essential, as it incorporates the patient's view into everyday clinical practice [10], and allows the clinician to design patient-oriented interventions [5]. Hitherto, treatment outcome satisfaction of LBP interventions has typically either been assessed by global items [11][12][13] or instruments intended for other purposes [14]. The absence of psychometrically sound instruments tuned for patients with LBP provides a conceivable clarification as to why.…”

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Psychometric properties of the Swedish version of the Treatment Outcome Satisfaction Questionnaire

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Purpose Patient satisfaction is an outcome measure for low-back pain (LBP) interventions which allows clinicians to design patient-oriented treatments. The Treatment Outcome Satisfaction Questionnaire (TOSQ) is an English instrument constructed for such evaluations, and no equivalent instruments exist for the Swedish population. This study, therefore, translated TOSQ into Swedish and assessed the translated version's psychometric properties for patients with LBP. Methods A cross-cultural adaptation was used to translate TOSQ into Swedish. Subsequently, data from 131 patients with LBP whom undergone physiotherapy were consecutively aggregated and analyzed in a Rasch rating scale model with person measures standardized at 0-100 logits to evaluate the translated scale's validity. Finally, testretest reliability of the Swedish version of TOSQ (TOSQ-S) was quantified via an intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) and the standard error of measurement (SEM) in 41 patients.Results TOSQ was successfully translated into Swedish; however, while some Rasch model indices supported the translated scale's unidimensionality, one out of eight items and 12 out of 131 subjects misfitted the model. Scale optimization resulted in a 6-item subconfiguration, for which all items fitted the model, person misfits were reduced to ten subjects, and the person separation index increased from 1.86 to 2.04. ICC and SEM estimates suggested acceptable reliability for the six-item TOSQ-S at 0.66 and 6.6 logits, respectively. Conclusions A six-item TOSQ-S configuration showed acceptable psychometric properties and is suitable for measuring treatment outcome satisfaction of physiotherapy in patients with LBP.

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Measuring patient satisfaction with exercise therapy for knee osteoarthritis: evaluating the utility of the physiotherapy outpatient survey

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Connell P. Measuring patient satisfaction with exercise therapy for knee osteoarthritis: evaluating the utility of the physiotherapy outpatient survey. Musculoskeletal Care. 2010;8(2):61-7. Conclusion: High levels of satisfaction were reported in this subsample of knee OA patients participating in an RCT evaluating the effects of different exercise approaches for knee OA. -Use Licence -Satisfaction varied depending on the satisfaction domain, with lower satisfaction with outcome compared to other aspects of care. A stronger relationship between satisfaction with outcome and clinical outcomes compared to other features of satisfaction was also found. The POPS is a useful questionnaire to evaluate the multidimensional aspects of satisfaction with physiotherapy for OA.

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Patient Satisfaction with private Physiotherapy for musculoskeletal Pain

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Satisfação de pacientes que recebem cuidados fisioterapêuticos para condições musculoesqueléticas: um estudo transversal

Satisfação de pacientes que recebem cuidados fisioterapêuticos para condições musculoesqueléticas: um estudo transversal

Psychometric properties of the Swedish version of the Treatment Outcome Satisfaction Questionnaire

Measuring patient satisfaction with exercise therapy for knee osteoarthritis: evaluating the utility of the physiotherapy outpatient survey

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