DOI: 10.51415/10321/222
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An exploratory mixed-methods study to determine factors which may affect satisfaction levels of patients outside of a clinical setting

Abstract: It has been shown that patient satisfaction evaluation is an excellent tool that may be used to determine whether practitioner services are meeting the needs of the general public. Furthermore, it has been observed that patients who were satisfied with their treatment behave differently to those who were dissatisfied with their levels of care, as patient’s who were satisfied with their levels of treatment are more likely to be compliant with their treatment regime and more likely to seek out similar care for t… Show more

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