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2016, Number 4

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Rev Cuba Enf 2016; 32 (4)

The level of satisfaction of the population from a family practitioner office with the nursing services

Peña ÁI
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Language: Spanish
References: 14
Page: 126-131
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Key words:

satisfaction, services, cares, quality, nursing.

ABSTRACT

Introduction: The limited humanist, social, psychological and scientific scope that characterizes nursing practice is present in primary health care, where the population satisfaction is an indicator for the quality of the services provided.
Objective: Assess the level of satisfaction of the population with the nursing services.
Methods: Retrospective, descriptive study in the population from the family practitioner office of the village of Argelia, belonging to the health area of Dr. Juan Manuel Páez Inchausti university polyclinic of Isle of Youth in 2015. Target group of 944 patients and sample of 430, the information was obtained by conducting a satisfaction questionnaire, we considered satisfied when 65 points or more were obtained, percentage was used to summarize the information.
Results: 92.79 % was satisfied with nursing care, the indicators nurse knowledge, experience and kindness were acknowledged by 100.00% of the patients.
Conclusion: Despite the fact the nursing work provided in this health area is qualified as good, it is necessary to reflect on the possible aspects and objective and subjective weaknesses this nurse has in her better performance.


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