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See Latest ArticlesPatient satisfaction in an observation unit: the Consumer Assessment of Health Providers and Systems Hospital Survey
Emergency Medicine Journal, 08/03/09
Ng CWL et al. – With patient satisfaction becoming increasingly important as an indicator of the quality of care in the present healthcare environment, doctors and nurses should seek to improve their communication with their patients so as to ensure that patients are satisfied and receive quality care.
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