Evaluation of Stroke Patients’ and their Care givers’ Satisfaction by the Hospital Care, Information and Training provided during their Hospitalization

2016-05-15T16-39-46Z
Source: Balkan Military Medical Review
Margarita-Eleni MANOLA, Panagiotis KOTTIS, Daphne BAKALIDOU, Vasiliki ROKA, Foti CALOGERO.
Introduction: Cerebrovascular diseases constitute a major health problem of high prevalence, due to their impact which is long-term disabilities with substantial socioeconomic implications or even death. Effective communication with the patients and their families, as well as efficient information and adequate education of them affects their satisfaction level and determines the effectiveness of care. Aim: to investigate the level of satisfaction of stroke patients and their care givers concerning the hospital care, as well as the education training they received during their hospitalization. Materials and Methods: This cross-sectional study was conducted from April to June 2014 to a rehabilitation centre in the prefecture of Attica, in Greece. The convenience sample was consisted of 140 stroke patients and caregivers. Data collection was performed by the means of a questionnaire according literature data and international standards. Statistical significance was set at p


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