Inpatients Perception about the Health Care Quality: Comparison of Public and Private Sector Hospitals in Karachi

This study was undertaken to analyze inpatients' perception about the health care quality in the hospitals of Karachi. As it was a comparative study, the population was divided into three groups. The inpatients perception was measured on the following variables: Communication quality of the hea...

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Main Authors: M. Mumtaz Khan, Zaki Rashidi
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology 2011-12-01
Series:JISR Management and Social Sciences & Economics
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Online Access:https://jisrmsse.szabist.edu.pk/index.php/szabist/article/view/242
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description This study was undertaken to analyze inpatients' perception about the health care quality in the hospitals of Karachi. As it was a comparative study, the population was divided into three groups. The inpatients perception was measured on the following variables: Communication quality of the health care service provider, experience of the health care service providers, quality of ward room and health care facility and the demeanor of the staff. The population was divided into three groups namely; public hospitals, private high hospitals, and private others. Sample size of hundred was drawn with convenience sampling from each of the three groups. Data was collected through a questionnaire developed on QSP (Quality Service Performance). The data analysis was done at two levels. The overall analysis of population was done for the sample size of 300. The analysis did not prove to be quiet revealing as the group effect caused the low performer to remain hidden behind the curtain of averages. The group comparison through one-way ANOVA proved to be the real opening. To support the findings of oneway ANOVA, relevant percentages were also calculated. Public sector hospitals and private others are found to be the group which needed improvement.
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spelling doaj.art-bef9f84150e94730b2a44edb65927dda2023-04-05T15:22:05ZengShaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and TechnologyJISR Management and Social Sciences & Economics2616-74761998-41622011-12-019210.31384/jisrmsse/2011.09.2.11Inpatients Perception about the Health Care Quality: Comparison of Public and Private Sector Hospitals in KarachiM. Mumtaz Khan0Zaki Rashidi1MSMS student at SZABIST, KarachiCoordinator MBA Program at SZABIST, KarachiThis study was undertaken to analyze inpatients' perception about the health care quality in the hospitals of Karachi. As it was a comparative study, the population was divided into three groups. The inpatients perception was measured on the following variables: Communication quality of the health care service provider, experience of the health care service providers, quality of ward room and health care facility and the demeanor of the staff. The population was divided into three groups namely; public hospitals, private high hospitals, and private others. Sample size of hundred was drawn with convenience sampling from each of the three groups. Data was collected through a questionnaire developed on QSP (Quality Service Performance). The data analysis was done at two levels. The overall analysis of population was done for the sample size of 300. The analysis did not prove to be quiet revealing as the group effect caused the low performer to remain hidden behind the curtain of averages. The group comparison through one-way ANOVA proved to be the real opening. To support the findings of oneway ANOVA, relevant percentages were also calculated. Public sector hospitals and private others are found to be the group which needed improvement. https://jisrmsse.szabist.edu.pk/index.php/szabist/article/view/242Inpatient satisfactionPatient PerceptionDemeanor of the hospital staffHealth care quality
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Inpatients Perception about the Health Care Quality: Comparison of Public and Private Sector Hospitals in Karachi
JISR Management and Social Sciences & Economics
Inpatient satisfaction
Patient Perception
Demeanor of the hospital staff
Health care quality
title Inpatients Perception about the Health Care Quality: Comparison of Public and Private Sector Hospitals in Karachi
title_full Inpatients Perception about the Health Care Quality: Comparison of Public and Private Sector Hospitals in Karachi
title_fullStr Inpatients Perception about the Health Care Quality: Comparison of Public and Private Sector Hospitals in Karachi
title_full_unstemmed Inpatients Perception about the Health Care Quality: Comparison of Public and Private Sector Hospitals in Karachi
title_short Inpatients Perception about the Health Care Quality: Comparison of Public and Private Sector Hospitals in Karachi
title_sort inpatients perception about the health care quality comparison of public and private sector hospitals in karachi
topic Inpatient satisfaction
Patient Perception
Demeanor of the hospital staff
Health care quality
url https://jisrmsse.szabist.edu.pk/index.php/szabist/article/view/242
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