La calidad de la atención de Enfermería a los pacientes de un Hospital Regional del ISSSTE, en México D.F.: Un estudio basado en el grado de satisfacción de los usuarios
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This research aims to know what the attention quality delivered by Nursing in the Regional ISSSTE Hospital 1o. de Octubre in Mexico City is, based on the users satisfaction level. The measured variable was attention quality. The research type was descriptive, diagnostic, analytical, transversal, and observational. Population consisted of 445 patients from the Regional ISSSTE Hospital 1o. de Octubre, who were interned in the four basic services: Surgery, Pediatrics, Gyneco-Obstetrics, and Internal Medicine. The total sample had 198 patients. The research was carried out during 1999. Nursing attention quality variable was measured based on the Avedis Donabedian’s theory, which classifies the structures, process, and result modalities. Indicators were set for each modality. The work hypothesis that qualifies the high quality of attention delivered by nursing to the patients was checked. The null hypothesis was proven off when considering that users feel satisfied with the attention nursing is providing then and with the attention quality they are receiving.
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