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Full-Text Articles in Health Services Administration
Pain And Hospital Patients Perception Of Quality, Kathy L. Beck
Pain And Hospital Patients Perception Of Quality, Kathy L. Beck
Theses and Dissertations (ETD)
Each year pain disables approximately 50 million Americans. These patients seekhealth care for the relief of pain and its underlying cause. Many of those seeking relief from pain are hospitalized and others experience pain during their hospitalization. All of these patients have the right to relief of their pain and none should suffer pain needlessly. Yet, often nurses fail to accurately assess and adequately manage patients' pain.
Adequate pain management may increase patient perception of nursing care quality. The purpose of this study is to determine the relationships between pain relief and patients' and nurses' perceptions of quality. The relationship …
Hospital Patients' And Nurses' Perceptions Of Quality, June Hansen Larrabee
Hospital Patients' And Nurses' Perceptions Of Quality, June Hansen Larrabee
Theses and Dissertations (ETD)
Hospital quality assurance programs have been provider-oriented, focusing on structure and process elements of care rather than outcomes specific to patient needs and values. This study tested the relationship between quality and value, proposed in Larrabee's model of quality, by developing prediction indices for patient and nurse quality and value.
The sample consisted of 199 adult patients. Patient quality was measured by a 100 mm visual analog scale (VAS) (PQUALG) and a modified version of an existing instrument (PQUALT). Patient value was measured as patient goal achievement (PGOAL), the average of three VAS scores for patient defined goals …