英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to investigate surgeons satisfaction for the quality of services in anesthesia. Levels of satisfaction are used to provide anesthesiologists for continued quality improvement (CQI). Questionnaires (Q1~Q14) were designed including professional experiences in managing critical events; medical knowledge; opinion over daily anesthesia works. Materials and methods: We survey a major medical center hospital in Taipei. There are 189 surgeons participated in the study. Result: The overall return rate was 34.92% (66/189). Surgeons are mostly satisfied that we maintain stable hemodynamic during the surgeries, but the passive and defensive attitude over communication with anesthesiologists is a concern. The overall satisfaction score is 7.48 1.22. (least satisfied scores 1; most satisfied scores 10). Discussion: Defining surgeons as a client is a new concept, and their opinions help anesthesiologists to improve their quality of service. |