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received and the time spent with the patient , so that it gives a 40 33,2%
global idea of the overall satisfaction of the patient while at the 35
Man 25
56% 44%
In our unit (was opened recently), the use of the saliva 20
15
10,4%
Superiores
Primarios
Medios
No tiene
implement improvements. For all these reasons, we think that it is
important that this study is carried out.
The objectives of that study are to determine the degree of Age Employment laboral
patients’ satisfaction with the UGE and to describe social and
demographical characteristics. 34,7% 33,2%
35
60 59,4%
30
50
25
METHODOLOGY 20 18,8% 40
n
30 23,8%
15
9,4%
20
10 8,9%
A descriptive transversal study, was carried out with a 4%
10 5,9%
5 2%
sample of 202 patients. All of them were older than 16
0
years of age and mentally competent. Data were collected 0
Active workers
Pre/Jub
Not job
Student
Housewife
15- 31- 46- 61- > 76
between may and july 2004. The day following the UGE, a 30 45 60 75
Insatisfied Insatisfied
Satisfied Satisfied
Si
No 39%
61% OTHERS 8%
0 10 20 30 40 50 60
DISCUSSION
Comprehension and adherence to the recomendations
Patients’ satisfaction in every aspect was high. Aspects related to technical post UGE
quality, information and empathy show a 99% rate of satisfaction.
Organization and management aspects of the procedure achieved a
smaller percentage of satisfaction with 87% (minimum), however, these
data are similar to those results found in other studies (Gil, 2001).
This is a department of recent creation using the latest technology, COMPREHENSION OF
along with the incorporation of nursing care methodology (Diaz, 2002) that THE RECOMENDATIONS
Social and demographic data were crossed in every section and there
was no association found. This may have occurred because of the high level
of patients’ satisfaction.
A new study with a higher sample of population is recommended to
study the association.
The 2005 International Nursing Research Conference. College of Nursing of the United Kindgdom
Belfast, 8 – 11 March 2005