英文摘要 |
The purpose of the study is to discuss the impact of ISO 9002 in healthcare on patient behavior and satisfaction toward healthcare service quality. The interview was made by questionnaires on ambulatory patients and their families in Tainana Hospital, Department of Health. It was practiced in 6 days and 373 questionnaires were done by face-to-face interview. There are four main parts in the questionnaire: 1. Patient perceptions and attitude toward ISO9002. 2. Patient behavior on choosing hospitals. 3. The impact on patient satisfaction toward healthcare service quality after the hospital is ISO9002 certificated. 4. General information of interviewees. The outcomes show that most interviewees agree the improvement of service quality in sample hospital. 63.8 percent of those ever heard about the terminology “ISO9002”; 66.5 percent know the quality assurance meanings of ISO9002. All these results show that ISO9002 is well known in southern Taiwan. However, there is only 45.5 percent knowing that Tainan hospital is ISO9002 certificated, which means the ISO9002 certificate information is not fully published. We used “factor analysis” to simplify the number of the questions. The statistical outcomes show it is not significant about patient behavior on choosing hospitals among those who know the hospital is ISO9002 certificated or not. It is nevertheless significant about the patient satisfaction on service quality among those who know the hospital is ISO9002 certificated or not, and also significant that those who are more satisfied would be more willingly to revisit the hospital. The conclusion may be made that the information of ISO9002 certification would not influence patients’ behavior of choosing hospitals directly. However, patients would feel more satisfied when they know that the hospital is ISO9002 certificated, and furtherly more willingly to go to the hospital. The study agrees that ISO9002 improves quality, and suggests that advanced practice on TQM be made. |