| 英文摘要 |
The latest version of hospital accreditation rules stipulated that every hospital should conduct various kinds of questionnaire surveys to obtain necessary information for improving quality of service. The satisfaction survey onto physicians' service is also included in the regulation of hospital accreditation. Owing to the abnormalities like fumbling or careless responses from examinees, the invalid answers will tumble our explanations and interpretations for surveys. In this study, we firstly adopted the objective and interval characteristics of the Rasch model to analyze a satisfaction survey on physicians' service in a hospital in southern Taiwan. The software Winsteps was used to examine whether the data fit Rasch model and match a single construct. Items with outfit or infit MNSQ (mean square error) not in the range between .06 and 1.4 are usually deemed as potential misfits to the Rasch model and considered for deletion from the assessment sequence. Successive Rasch analyses were performed until a final set of items was obtained that met the model's fit requirements. The results of those item calibrations were programmed into a web site to render-surveys on internet, and obtain instant responses from patients. A KIDMAP performance diagnosis was designed to help physicians recognize which response endorsed by patients should be trusted or neglected in accordance with the Rasch fit statistics. The module developed in this study could meet the needs of users with-functionality and user-friendliness in helping physicians save their time and know their customers' real responses. |