英文摘要 |
The purposes of this study were: (1) to describe the perception of patient-centered care at outpatient clinics in regional hospital, (2) analyze the correlations of patient-centered care perceptions among demographic characteristics, medical utilization, and the belief of doctor-patient relationship. A cross sectional survey is conducted and 502 subjects for analyzed of a regional hospital in ChangHua country. A self designed questionnaire was used and it concluded demographic variables, medical utilization, the belief of doctor-patient relationship and the perception of patient-centered care. Content validity and internal reliability are done. CVI between 80%-100%, and Cronbach’s between .9354-.9444. Statistical analysis are done using SPSS version 12.0. The results shows: (1) The mean score of outpatients’ perceptions of patient-centered care is 2.73, that is between “non opinion” and “agree”. The priority of patient-centered care four domains are information sharing, caring, participation and satisfaction. (2) There exist significant differences between the differential belief of doctor-patient relationship and the trust level of doctor. (3) The differential clinics, trust level of doctor, the difference of practice minus expect examination time and the belief of doctor-patient relationships can explain 25% total variances. Crossing this research, to provide the evidence- based to hospitals, government, consumer to evaluate and improvement the quality of medical services. |