So, for example, 30 positive responses out of 50 equals a 60% patient satisfaction score. Industry benchmarks typically consider scores over 75% as good and those over 85% as excellent.

The 2023 Hospital Acute Care Survey, which was conducted between June and November 2023, and is the council's first post-COVID-19 pandemic survey, provides valuable insights, said Robichaud.

Cam Appel and John Ford of the Health Equity Evidence Centre analyse the data from the GP Patient survey to see what it reveals about socio-economic inequalities in primary care The latest GP Patient ...

ABSTRACT Objective: To analyze patient satisfaction with letter-based communication of lung cancer screening (LCS) pulmonary nodule results. Study Design: Prospective randomized controlled trial ...

The HCAHPS survey captures a wide range of patient experience data addressing staff responsiveness, communication practices, hospital cleanliness, and other healthcare organization metrics.

Methodology Tebra conducted the survey behind the 2023 Patient Perspective Report online in the fall of 2022. Over 1,200 patients across the United States responded.

A telephone-based survey was conducted in the three official languages (Sinhala, Tamil, or English) among adult women (older than 18 years) who had been treated for breast cancer within 6-12 months of ...

Meeting Coverage > ACEP Emergency Medicine Docs Bemoan Patient Satisfaction Surveys — Critics at ACEP call them biased, unfair, and exclusionary by Randy Dotinga, Contributing Writer, MedPage ...

Nguyen did not study responses of LGBTQ+ individuals or, for example, whether people received worse care because they were obese. Hospital surveys — and how to game them — has become big business ...

Nguyen said that the surveys commonly used by hospitals (called Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems, or CAHPS) could be far more useful if they were able to go one layer deeper ...