Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![HEALTH SERVICE USER SATISFACTION]( "HEALTH SERVICE USER SATISFACTION")
HEALTH SERVICE USER SATISFACTION29,99 €![Messung der Versorgungsqualität im Hilfsmittelbereich mit technischen Pflegehilfsmitteln in der häuslichen Pflege: Eine Untersuchung der Erhebungsinstrumente Quebec User Evaluation of Satisfaction with Assisitive Technologies (QUEST2.0) und KWAZO]( "Messung der Versorgungsqualität im Hilfsmittelbereich mit technischen Pflegehilfsmitteln in der häuslichen Pflege: Eine Untersuchung der Erhebungsinstrumente Quebec User Evaluation of Satisfaction with Assisitive Technologies (QUEST2.0) und KWAZO")
Messung der Versorgungsqualität im Hilfsmittelbereich mit technischen Pflegehilfsmitteln in der häuslichen Pflege: Eine Untersuchung der Erhebungsinstrumente Quebec User Evaluation of Satisfaction with Assisitive Technologies (QUEST2.0) und KWAZO29,99 €![Hospital hygiene guide for healthcare staff]( "Hospital hygiene guide for healthcare staff")
Hospital hygiene guide for healthcare staff39,99 €![The integration of new nursing staff from abroad]( "The integration of new nursing staff from abroad")
The integration of new nursing staff from abroad39,99 €![Improving Job Satisfaction Among Nurses in Benin]( "Improving Job Satisfaction Among Nurses in Benin")
Improving Job Satisfaction Among Nurses in Benin29,99 €![Bioethics and Dignified Death]( "Bioethics and Dignified Death")
Bioethics and Dignified Death51,99 €![Perceived patient satisfaction with the treatment of back problems]( "Perceived patient satisfaction with the treatment of back problems")
Perceived patient satisfaction with the treatment of back problems22,99 €
Purpose and Method of the Study: The purpose of the study was to determine the satisfaction with dignified treatment by nursing staff at a health institution in Matamoros, Tamaulipas. The study was a descriptive, cross-sectional study. The sampling was non-probabilistic by convenience. The sample consisted of 147 hospitalised users. Descriptive statistics were used to analyse sociodemographic data and study variables. Contribution and Conclusions: The study determined satisfaction with dignified treatment by nursing staff. The average age ranged from 15 to 25 years (30.0 %), with a female predominance (61.2 %). According to the INDICATIONS format, which establishes that the minimum compliance for the criteria in the dignified treatment indicator is 95% (SS, 2012), 81.6% of users showed satisfaction with dignified treatment by nursing staff, with the criteria "the nurse treats him/her with respect" standing out. However, the criteria closest to green were "the nurse does not show up with him", and does not teach him or his relative about the care he should take with respect to his condition".