Analysis of satisfaction with hospitalization in the gynecology department: service design project
https://doi.org/10.59598/ME-2305-6045-2024-113-4-124-130
Abstract
Aim of the study. Analysis of satisfaction with hospitalization in the gynecology department using service design.
Materials and methods. The study used a service design, including observation and interviews with 18 respondents (12 patients and 6 nurses) in the gynecological department of the Municipal State Enterprise on the Right of Economic Management «Multidisciplinary hospital named after prof. Kh. Zh. Makazhanov». The study, conducted from October to December 2023, included data analysis by a team of two researchers using content analysis.
Results and discussion. The study revealed problems in organizing hospitalizations of patients in the gynecological department. In order to improve the efficiency of hospitalization, a solution to problems with long waits and inconvenience for patients, as well as improving communication and empathy of medical staff, was proposed.
Conclusion. Increasing patient awareness, ensuring comfort and confidentiality, optimizing admission processes and providing psychological support are highlighted as priority areas.
About the Authors
F. SaduyevaRussian Federation
Feruza Saduyeva – assistant professor
100008, Karaganda, Gogol str., 40
A. Vlassova
Kazakhstan
100008, Karaganda, Gogol str., 40
Zh. Kalbekov
Kazakhstan
100008, Karaganda, Gogol str., 40
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For citations:
Saduyeva F., Vlassova A., Kalbekov Zh. Analysis of satisfaction with hospitalization in the gynecology department: service design project. Medicine and ecology. 2024;(4):124-130. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.59598/ME-2305-6045-2024-113-4-124-130