Title of article
Patients Experience and Satisfaction with Healthcare at Pakistan Railways Hospital, Rawalpindi
Author/Authors
Khan, Omar Awwab Islamic International Medical College - Pakistan Railways Hospital - Dept of Medicine, Pakistan , Iqbal, Muhammad Islamic International Medical College - Pakistan Railways Hospital - Dept of Medicine, Pakistan , Waseem, Abdul Ghani Islamic International Medical College - Pakistan Railways Hospital - Dept of Medicine, Pakistan
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Abstract
Objective: To determine the level of patients’ satisfaction with services provided at Pakistan Railways Hospital, Rawalpindi. Study Design: Cross-sectional survey. Place and Duration: It was conducted at Pakistan Railways Hospital from March2006 to March 2010. Materials and Methods: A questionnaire was given to every patient at the time of discharge which contained questions regarding quality of different services offered at the hospital. Results: Total of 5750 patients responded. Most of them considered services satisfactory. The best rated was doctors’ availability and courteousness (98.3%). 96.8% were satisfied with the attitude of nursing staff. Documentation process at reception was convenient according to 92.3%, and 96% considered attitude of reception staff as helpful and cooperative. 96% were satisfied with laboratory services. Cleanliness in the wards and hospital premises was rated as satisfactory by 82.9%. The lowest rating was for the cost of medicines at pharmacy. Conclusion: Patients had high level of satisfaction with healthcare and facilities at hospital.
Keywords
Patient satisfaction
Journal title
Annals of Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences
Journal title
Annals of Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences
Record number
2669423
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