Associations of patient-reported care satisfaction with symptom burden and healthcare use in hospitalized patients with cancer

Qian, Carolyn L.; Kaslow-Zieve, Emilia; Azoba, Chinenye C.; Horick, Nora; Wang, Irène; Seventer, Emily Van; Newcomb, Richard; Cashavelly, Barbara J.; Jackson, Vicki A.; Ryan, David P.; Greer, Joseph A.; El‐Jawahri, Areej; Temel, Jennifer S.; Nipp, Ryan David

doi:10.1007/s00520-021-06764-y

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“…Concerning with studied patient's there was highly significant relations between total satisfaction of studied patient's and income and this finding was in agreement with Qian et al, (2022) who published study under title of cancer " Associations of patient-reported care satisfaction with symptom burden and healthcare use in hospitalized patients with cancer " reported that there were highly significant relations between total satisfaction of studied patient's and income.…”

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Assessment of lung cancer patient’s satisfaction with universal health insurance at Port Said Governorate

Ismail¹,

Mohsen

Sebea

2022

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Background: Lung cancer is a type of cancer that begins in the lung. Assessing the level of satisfaction provides actionable insights to improve the healthcare system. Egypt is embarking on a new Universal Health Insurance system (UHIS) to cover all Egyptians by 2032. Aim of the study: The present study aimed to assess lung cancer patient’s satisfaction with universal health Insurance at Port Said Governorate. Design: A descriptive research design was utilized to conduct this study. Sample: A purposive sample used in this study. Sample size: 136 lung cancer patients. Setting: Study conducted at oncology outpatient clinic El Tadamon Specialized Hospital at Port Said Governorate. Tool: An interviewing questionnaire tool divided to two parts, Part1: Consists of A- Socio-demographic characteristics of lung cancer patients, B- Universal health insurance utilization of lung cancer patients, Part II: Patients’ satisfaction adopted tool which contain 7 domains obtained from (Phaswana et al.,2011). Results: The study results revealed that 48.5% of studied lung cancer patients were had moderate level of satisfaction related to their total patient satisfaction. While, 33.8% of them were had high level of satisfaction & 17.7% of studied sample were had low level of satisfaction related their total patient satisfaction.

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Assessment of lung cancer patient’s satisfaction with universal health insurance at Port Said Governorate

Ismail¹,

Mohsen

Sebea

2022

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“…However, as Dr Al-Rashdan astutely states, other unmeasured symptoms and/or factors could influence patients’ inpatient experience and thereby negate the potential effect of a systematic symptom monitoring intervention during hospitalization. In the future, when seeking to understand the utility of symptom monitoring interventions, investigators may consider other strategies (eg, enhanced care coordination, hospital-at-home models) and additional outcome measures (eg, patient satisfaction, health care utilization) to try to address the myriad factors influencing the hospitalization course for patients with cancer.…”

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