Parental satisfaction at follow-up of child outpatients from an urban mental health center

Silver, Maurice J.; Clair, Catherine Harakal St.; Siegel, Jerome M.

doi:10.1002/1520-6629(197501)3:1<36::aid-jcop2290030107>3.0.co;2-r

J. Community Psychol.

1975

DOI: 10.1002/1520-6629(197501)3:1<36::aid-jcop2290030107>3.0.co;2-r

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Parental satisfaction at follow-up of child outpatients from an urban mental health center

Maurice J. Silver¹,

Catherine Harakal St. Clair²,

Jerome M. Siegel³

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“…However, in only a small number of studies have relatives been interviewed to assess service delivery from a family perspective (Grella & Grusky, 1989; Holden & Lewine, 1982; Silver, St. Clair, & Siegel, 1975; Solomon, Beck, & Gordon, 1988). Thus, there is no study data available on family satisfaction with many common hospital procedures.…”

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Transfer of psychiatric inpatients: The family perspective.

Shugar

Smith

Katz

1992

American Journal of Orthopsychiatry

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Data from semistructured interviews with families of psychiatric inpatients revealed both satisfaction and dissatisfaction with hospital psychiatry professionals' practices in the course of patient transfer between units. The most significant issues were involvement of families in planning the transfer, provision of timely and adequate information to families, and availability and support of the staff. Recommendations are made for easing family stress and increasing family cooperation about the transfers.

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Transfer of psychiatric inpatients: The family perspective.

Shugar

Smith

Katz

1992

American Journal of Orthopsychiatry

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The development, factor analysis, and revision of a client satisfaction form

Essex

Fox²,

Groom³

1981

Community Ment Health J

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Community Mental Health Centers often include the client in evaluation of services through the use of comprehensive and lengthy client satisfaction surveys. However, the results are often uniformly positive across the many issues on the survey, suggesting that many items are redundant. A comprehensive client satisfaction survey form containing 33 items was developed and administered to 170 terminated clients of three mental health agencies. A factor analysis of the data revealed dimensions of Satisfaction with Services, Acceptability of Clinician, Impact of Services, and Dignified Treatment. Demographic variables were not correlated with the factors. The original survey was reduced to 10 items and a Comments block. The 10 items are representative of the four factors and also included selected aspects of the agencies' programs and administration. The revised form can be used in a wide range of mental health settings.

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Research assessing consumer satisfaction with mental health treatment: A review of findings

Lebow

1983

Evaluation and Program Planning

214

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Parental satisfaction at follow-up of child outpatients from an urban mental health center

Cited by 4 publications

References 2 publications

Transfer of psychiatric inpatients: The family perspective.

Transfer of psychiatric inpatients: The family perspective.

The development, factor analysis, and revision of a client satisfaction form

Research assessing consumer satisfaction with mental health treatment: A review of findings

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