2001
DOI: 10.1007/bf03020381
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Patients’ perceptions of cardiac anesthesia services: a pilot study

Abstract: We developed, using rigorous methods, an instrument to measure patients' perceptions of the quality of cardiac anesthesia services. Global mean satisfaction with anesthesia services was moderately high contrary to previous studies where it was high. Finally, the SOPPCAS should allow anesthesiologists to improve the quality of the care they provide.

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“…We excluded patients boarded for cardiovascular and obstetric surgery, as this subset of patients were not included in previous studies. Both types of surgeries have been identified as independent risk factors for perioperative anxiety and thus have an inherent impact in perioperative satisfaction (Le May et al 2001, Eberhart et al 2020). In the development and validation of EVAN-G Questionnaire obstetric patients were excluded (Auquier et al 2005), but other tools have been designed specifically for the obstetric population (Ciechanowicz et al 2019).…”
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