Inpatient satisfaction with nursing care needs and Investigation of caring behavior.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Inpatient satisfaction with nursing care needs and Investigation of caring behavior Of: Jing Hua, Zhang Yan, Ouyang Tao, Zhang Jie, including Man Lai, Zhou C Juan, XU Xiao-hua [Abstract] Objective hospital patient care needs and satisfaction and to further deepen the people-centered care. Methods Cluster sampling method in our department 92 cases of hospitalized patients were investigated, using the modified satisfaction survey, in the event before and after the 2 Comparison of interviews and evaluation meeting. The results of the needs of hospitalized patients with extensive and high level of demand, the nurse caring behaviors and patient satisfaction before and after the implementation of a significant difference (P lt;0.01). Conclusion The correct evaluation of nursing care needs of patients, Through the study of human caring theory, the use of nursing care in conduct guidelines, the concept of human care services into routine care, nurses can improve patient care related behavior and patient care satisfaction. [Keywords:] patients; demand; satisfaction; nursing care; quality of care Care needs should serve as a starting point to care for the purpose of satisfaction of clients, to improve quality of care as the goal. Social progress, the rapid development of medical science, patients growing demand for services, how to enable nurses to better the implementation of caring for patients to meet patients with different care needs, improve the job satisfaction of nursing, clinical care workers is currently a new topic to be taken seriously. We demand based on hospitalized patients, by improving service processes, the implementation of caring for patients to obtain better results. are as follows. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General information from January to October 2007 in 152 patients with rheumatic diseases admitted to college as the research object, are in line with the 1982 revised American College of Rheumatology dia