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Faced with the deterioration in the care provided to users in hospitals, a number of studies have attempted to develop theories and concepts with a view to making proposals for improvement. Despite the efforts of researchers and the will of decision-makers, the results do not seem to meet users' expectations. We're seeing more and more complaints and recriminations. The models proposed have failed to identify certain important dimensions in explaining perceived quality of care. In order to provide a holistic response to the perception of quality, we have drawn on the concepts of lived…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Faced with the deterioration in the care provided to users in hospitals, a number of studies have attempted to develop theories and concepts with a view to making proposals for improvement. Despite the efforts of researchers and the will of decision-makers, the results do not seem to meet users' expectations. We're seeing more and more complaints and recriminations. The models proposed have failed to identify certain important dimensions in explaining perceived quality of care. In order to provide a holistic response to the perception of quality, we have drawn on the concepts of lived experience and the state of anxiety of hospital users, hitherto unexplored in the literature. Our work sheds further light on the shortcomings of previous studies. The research was carried out in two phases. An initial exploratory qualitative phase involving 20 users identified the dimensions of lived experience and gave rise to the concept of hospital users' state of anxiety.
Autorenporträt
Hien Sié Clotaire ist Dozent und Forscher in Côte d'Ivoire und derzeit im Bereich der Forschung zur Qualität der Gesundheitsversorgung in Entwicklungsländern tätig. Vor seiner Tätigkeit als Hochschullehrer hatte er eine Karriere als höherer Gesundheitstechniker hinter sich und ist als Lehr- und Forschungsbeauftragter bei ESATIC tätig.