2015
DOI: 10.1108/ijhcqa-12-2014-0112
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Factors affecting dental service quality

Abstract: This is a pioneering study that uses Parasuraman and Zeithaml's model and CFA in a dental setting. This study provides useful insights and guidance for dental service quality assurance.

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“…The relevant domains for these instruments in oral health were often adapted from pre‐existing instruments in overall health care such as the Medical Satisfaction Questionnaire and the Medical Interview Satisfaction Survey . Thus, oral health care with its mostly service‐oriented approach had used patient satisfaction surveys with varying conceptual dimensions . Similar conclusions were found in the systematic review of healthcare satisfaction surveys, where there was a lack of a gold standard, and there was heterogeneity .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…The relevant domains for these instruments in oral health were often adapted from pre‐existing instruments in overall health care such as the Medical Satisfaction Questionnaire and the Medical Interview Satisfaction Survey . Thus, oral health care with its mostly service‐oriented approach had used patient satisfaction surveys with varying conceptual dimensions . Similar conclusions were found in the systematic review of healthcare satisfaction surveys, where there was a lack of a gold standard, and there was heterogeneity .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Structure was measured in the practice self‐assessment tools [DMS‐BR and Survey of Organisational Aspects of Dental Care (SOADC)] and concerned the training of staff and provision of safety equipment and data management. The questionnaire developed by Bahadori et al . asked patients to rate the importance of a number of structures and processes within a dental clinic, including the state of facilities and the communication skills exhibited by the dentist.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Structure was measured in the practice self-assessment tools [DMS-BR 22 and Survey of Organisational Aspects of Dental Care (SOADC) 23 ] and concerned the training of staff and provision of safety equipment and data management. The questionnaire developed by Bahadori et al 26 asked patients to rate the importance of a number of structures and processes within a dental clinic, including the state of facilities and the communication skills exhibited by the dentist. The practice assessment measures (DMS-BR 22 , SOADC 23 ) assessed the dimensions of (i) safety, with measures addressing the use and provision of personal protective equipment and (ii) efficacy, using measures of ability of practice members to work as a team.…”
Section: Measures From the Peer-reviewed Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The characteristics of the people who were interviewed are not clear, although the base of a qualitative study is the characteristics of the study population. 4 Furthermore, in the Abstract, it was mentioned that version 11 of the software was used; however, in the Methods, the version of the software is stated as 10; the validity of the code is unclear. Also, "290 primary concepts" is wrong; the proper form is "290 meaning units."…”
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confidence: 99%