2004
DOI: 10.1097/00115514-200405000-00008
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The Impact of Nursing Care and Other Healthcare Attributes on Hospitalized Patient Satisfaction and Behavioral Intentions

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“…The second most influential factor on patients' satisfaction is the characteristics of support personnel, where nurses are included and the third are the characteristics concerning access (Otani et al 2005). In turn, in other studies it was noticeable that the elements related to nurses had the greatest influence upon patients' satisfaction (Otani and Kurz 2004;Carr-Hill 1992). Bryant et al (1998) grouped all these variables into four categories:…”
Section: Service Quality Dimensionsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The second most influential factor on patients' satisfaction is the characteristics of support personnel, where nurses are included and the third are the characteristics concerning access (Otani et al 2005). In turn, in other studies it was noticeable that the elements related to nurses had the greatest influence upon patients' satisfaction (Otani and Kurz 2004;Carr-Hill 1992). Bryant et al (1998) grouped all these variables into four categories:…”
Section: Service Quality Dimensionsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…This is used as a strategy within highly competitive health institutions (23,(34)(35) , especially internationally, as the patient satisfaction will determine whether if patients would seek these services again or not, and whether if they would recommend these services to their friends and families or not (1,33) .…”
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“…2,[15][16][17][18][19] Various reasons have been posited for this, most having to do with the amount of time and interaction these care providers have with inpatient clients.…”
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