Satisfaction on Nursing Care among Admitted Patients in Secondary Level Hospital
Journal Title: International Journal Of Medical Science And Clinical Research Studies - Year 2021, Vol 1, Issue 04
Abstract
Background: Nurses are the vital for any health care setting and basic nursing cares is concerned with helping a patient and meet his or her basic needs. The main role of nursing today is to help the individual to attain or maintain the optimal level of health. -+In Bangladesh, health care service is mostly curative oriented and hospital based; where the quality of service is a major concern particularly care provided by nurses. Therefore, in the present study the researcher interested to measure the degree of patients’ satisfaction and its relationship with quality of nursing care, which is measured by three important aspects of nurses including nurse’s attitude, behavior and interpersonal relationship. Many previous researchers have studied patient satisfaction towards nursing services in healthcare setting using NCPSS with Likert scale. But in this study the researcher used Risser's patient's satisfaction scale. Materials and Methods: This cross sectional study was conducted from January to December 2015, purposively about 329 admitted patients of male, female and gyene & obstetrical ward at Adhunik Sadar Hospital, Nilphamary to find out the level of satisfaction on nursing care among admitted patients in secondary level Hospital. Data were collected by the researcher himself by face to face interview with a pretested semi-structured questionnaire. Results: Result reveals that regarding attitude 52.6% were satisfied, 33.4% and 14.0% were highly satisfied and dissatisfied respectively. Regarding nurses’ behavior 53.8% were satisfied, 32.5% and 13.7% were highly satisfied and dissatisfied respectively. Regarding nurses’ interpersonal relationship 44.4% were highly satisfied, 40.4% and 15.2% were satisfied and dissatisfied respectively. Conclusion: Nurses need to improve their attitude, behavior, and interpersonal relationship for patients’ satisfaction.
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Md. Ahsanul Habib, Dr. Bipul Krishna Chanda
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- DOI 10.47191/ijmscrs/v1-i4-03
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