2022
DOI: 10.17843/rpmesp.2022.394.11287
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Satisfacción del personal de salud y pacientes sobre un servicio de telesalud de un hospital de Perú

Abstract: Objetivos. Evaluar el nivel de satisfacción con el servicio de telesalud del Hospital III Regional Honorio Delgado (HRHD) por parte del personal de salud y los pacientes atendidos, así como el nivel de madurez de implementación de dicho servicio. Materiales y métodos. Estudio observacional transversal llevado a cabo desde octubre a diciembre del 2021. La satisfacción del personal de salud y de los pacientes fueron evaluadas con la encuesta de Glaser et al. y el cuestionario Telemedicine Satisfaction Questionna… Show more

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“…Regarding the maturity level (assessed using the Pan American Health Organization's (PAHO) instrument for measuring the maturity level of healthcare institutions implementing telemedicine), the Hospital III Regional Honorio Delgado telemedicine service had 32% of its items in a null status and 40.8% in started, 25.2% in advanced, and 2% in ready conditions. In addition, although physician satisfaction was lower than that of other health professionals, patients had moderately high satisfaction [39].…”
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“…Regarding the maturity level (assessed using the Pan American Health Organization's (PAHO) instrument for measuring the maturity level of healthcare institutions implementing telemedicine), the Hospital III Regional Honorio Delgado telemedicine service had 32% of its items in a null status and 40.8% in started, 25.2% in advanced, and 2% in ready conditions. In addition, although physician satisfaction was lower than that of other health professionals, patients had moderately high satisfaction [39].…”
Section: Other Medical Specialtiesmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…In the public sector, Barriga-Chambi et al evaluated the level of satisfaction of healthcare workers and patients with the telehealth service of the Hospital III Regional Honorio Delgado (Arequipa), as well as the maturity level of the telehealth service's implementation, from October to December 2021 [39]. The authors found that non-physician professionals' satisfaction with the telehealth service was higher than that of physicians (72.5% vs. 18.3%).…”
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“…For example, a study by Barriga et al in 2022 investigated satisfaction with telemedicine services in a Peruvian hospital and found high satisfaction rates among non-physician professionals. 53 Additionally, Becevic et al’s 2015 study on telehealth technologies reported a high level of satisfaction among all users, including patients and HCPs. 28 A study by Wali et al in 2022 on primary care physicians’ perception and satisfaction with telehealth in Saudi Arabia also reported high satisfaction levels among HCPs.…”
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confidence: 99%