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Ann Med Res. 2004; 11(3): 161-167


Investigating the Satisfactions of Patients from Health Service According to the Socio-Economical Condition of Patients

İlker Ercan*, Bülent Ediz*, İsmet Kan*

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Abstract


 

In institutions facilitating health service, by measuring the non-technical dimension of service satisfaction, analyses

related to satisfaction according to type of social insurance, age, level of education, monthly income of family and

whether a private doctor is consulted were documented. Beside analysing the effect of factors investigated on

general satisfaction, the effect of factors were investigated by separating the whole into pieces such as policlinic,

clinic, other health and official services, staff, patient right, physical condition, cafeteria services and general view.

As a result of research, a significant difference was observed between the factors affecting the whole and the parts

of the whole.

Key Words: Patient Satisfaction, Service Of Health, Social-Economics






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