Increasing patient satisfaction : a guide for nurses.
- New York : Springer Pub. Co., 1996.
- xvi, 255 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
This manual guides the nurse and those associated with quality improvement in the health care setting through the fundamentals of ensuring a satisfied "customer". It presents the many components of quality patient care, including communication skills, individualized care, patient education, creating a hospitable environment, handling complaints efficiently, and designing and utilizing surveys of client satisfaction. The authors draw from the principles of Continuous Quality Improvement and other lessons learned from the business world, in addition to nursing's rich tradition of service. Written with warmth, sensitivity, and clarity, the book is an excellent resource for nursing students and practicing nurses. Health care institutions seeking good client relations will find this a suitable text for in-service training. « Less
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Nursing Patient satisfaction. Nurse and patient. Patient Satisfaction Quality of Health Care