Students satisfaction with theirhealth and social care educational programmes: qualitative findings from the UK

This article reports a qualitative assessment of students satisfaction with their health and social care educational programmes. The responses of 66 students who completed an open-ended comments section at the end of a survey to assess students satisfaction were coded and analysed using the constant comparative method. Respondents commented on: course organization, module organization, workload, module content, course delivery, personnel delivering modules, course workload and assessment, and resources available. The findings suggest that 3 interrelated factors are imperative for educationally effective modules: 1) module administration, content and assessment; 2) module teams and university resources; and 3) module relevance.