DOI: 10.18297/etd/22
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Quality of primary care from the patient perspective in Saudi Arabia : a multi-level study.

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“…In fact, 60% complained that doctors do not spend enough time with them, and 30% had concerns about the financial burdens caused by the cost of medical care ( Alshareef et al, 2020 ). Within the same context, Alahmary (2014) compared patients’ experiences in a community-based primary care system and an employer-based primary care system and concluded that enhancing the quality and continuity of patient–physician relationship can improve patients’ experience of care. In addition, a recent systematic review conducted by Almutairi and Al Shamsi (2020) to identify the challenges to quality primary health care in Saudi Arabia highlighted the need for certain professional development strategies and organizational culture improvements to enhance the quality of primary healthcare system.…”
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“…In fact, 60% complained that doctors do not spend enough time with them, and 30% had concerns about the financial burdens caused by the cost of medical care ( Alshareef et al, 2020 ). Within the same context, Alahmary (2014) compared patients’ experiences in a community-based primary care system and an employer-based primary care system and concluded that enhancing the quality and continuity of patient–physician relationship can improve patients’ experience of care. In addition, a recent systematic review conducted by Almutairi and Al Shamsi (2020) to identify the challenges to quality primary health care in Saudi Arabia highlighted the need for certain professional development strategies and organizational culture improvements to enhance the quality of primary healthcare system.…”
Section: Review Of Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%