Table 2

Characteristics of clinicians who reported that their department had a structured plan for managing patient satisfaction (N=1004)

Yes, N (%)No, N (%)Don't know, N (%)
CharacteristicsN=93 (9.3)N=518 (51.6)N=393 (39.1)p Value
Countriesp<0.0001
 Denmark, N=21723 (10.6)90 (41.5)104 (47.9)
 Israel, N=26913 (4.8)171 (63.6)85 (31.6)
 USA, N=25731 (12.1)112 (43.6)114 (44.4)
 UK, N=26126 (10.0)145 (55.6)90 (34.5)
Clinicianp=0.004
 Nurse, N=53664 (11.9)277 (51.7)195 (36.4)
 Physician, N=46829 (6.2)241 (51.5)198 (42.3)
Area of specialisationp=0.037
 Medicine, N=54857 (10.4)263 (48.0)228 (41.6)
 Surgery, N=45636 (7.9)255 (55.9)165 (36.2)
Administrative statusp<0.001
 Yes, N=18426 (14.1)125 (67.9)33 (17.9)
 No, N=82067 (8.2)393 (47.9)360 (43.9)
Genderp=0.597
 Men, N=29223 (7.85)155 (52.90)115 (39.25)
 Women, N=71170 (9.85)363 (51.05)363 (51.05)
  • Table 2 provides an overview of the characteristics of the respondents who reported that their department had a structured plan for managing patient satisfaction versus those who reported that they did not have a structured plan or they did not know.

  • p Value refers to the difference in distribution of Yes/No/Don't know responses between the categories of each characteristic.