2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcrc.2008.06.002
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Construction of a parent satisfaction instrument: Perceptions of pediatric intensive care nurses and physicians

Abstract: Priorities in parental satisfaction measures are identified. The findings are fundamental in the development of a PICU parental satisfaction instrument.

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“…[6]. Autorki niniejszej publikacji dostosowały go do warunków krajowego szpitalnictwa pediatrycznego i poddały walidacji [7].…”
Section: Materiał I Metodyunclassified
“…[6]. Autorki niniejszej publikacji dostosowały go do warunków krajowego szpitalnictwa pediatrycznego i poddały walidacji [7].…”
Section: Materiał I Metodyunclassified
“…In a previous Delphi study, a self-administered questionnaire had been developed from literature data and opinions of nurses and physicians in eight PICUs [16]. The questionnaire included 78 items of satisfaction with care in five domains: Information, Care and Cure,…”
Section: Questionnairementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The study started with identifying satisfaction items described in the literature [15]. The next phase was a descriptive study on perceptions of nurses and physicians working in the PICUs [16]. In the present study we explored how parents perceived the identified satisfaction with care issues.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to evaluate maternal satisfaction, a modified satisfaction questionnaire was used, based on the parental satisfaction instrument [11,12] The content validity of the modified questionnaire was determined by 10 faculty members, and its reliability was calculated using Alpha coefficient method (78 %). The modified satisfaction questionnaire consisted of 18 items, considering three aspects of parental satisfaction: parental presence, participation in neonatal care, and information about neonatal care.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%