Study of customer satisfaction in primary care given by midwives working at hospitals (including care given during delivery)

2000年和2001年的客户满意度调查是如何进行的，以确定在产前、分娩和产后阶段在医院中的中层妇女工作的低风险怀孕案例中提供护理的效果。“调查对象的调查分为两个小组，一个一致性的妇女要去医院接受的调查，一个一致性的妇女接受的调查，一个一致性的妇女接受的调查。”在怀孕期间，172名妇女被调查， 111名被医生调查，61名被中年妇女调查。91名妇女，61名被医生检查的妇女，30名被中年妇女检查，在交货后进行了调查。客户满意度已经为医生审查组和中间审查组中的两个群体找到了最高的怀孕率。妇女被要求保证安全，并有一个自然出生，有最低限度的医疗干预作为她们选择的动力。这就是为什么它被合并为两个群体的关心收到的遇到了主题'n ... More eeds。During the prenatal period 73. 3% of the subjects received care from midwives assigned to their cases from the time of admission to hospital until delivery。本小组显示了比小组满意度更高的程度，由医生对他们的答复，以讨论主题“交货的一般评估”：·交货是否接近你的期望？你自己能控制你的运动，控制你的交付过程吗？你对送货服务满意吗？根据回答“是”或“是”，达到一定程度的三个问题，响应，90%，93.4%和90%的主题谁从录取到交货，相反的是67.2%，81.9%和78.7%的那些谁曾在prenatal period被医生审查过。只有10%的受试者在离开医院后继续进行自然护理。Although little difference was shown the response ses by the response group concerning postnatal care， positive response to the selection”source of anxiety or worry during the hospital stay were dealt with satisfactorily“were given by midwives examined by 66.7%，但只有39.3% by doctor examined by those。本研究在尊重群体中使用了不平等的数量的主题，但显示了在临终前阶段由医院和客户处理的低风险怀孕情况下发生的情况，当稳定的初级保健由中产阶级提供后自然阶段。Less（低）

A customer satisfaction survey was conducted in 2000 and 2001 to determine the effectiveness of care provided in the prenatal, delivery and postnatal stages by midwives working at hospitals in cases of low-risk pregnancies. The subjects of the survey were divided into two groups, one consisting of women going to hospitals to receive examinations by midwives and one consisting of women receiving examinations by doctors. Of 172 women questioned during pregnancy, 111 were examined by doctors and 61 by midwives. 91 women, of whom 61 who were examined by doctors and 30 by midwives, were surveyed during and after delivery. Customer satisfaction was found highest during pregnancy for both the doctor-examined and midwife-examined groups. The women cited their desires to assure safety and to have a natural birth with minimal medical intervention as their motives for their selection of maternity facility. It was therefore concluded that for both groups the care being received met the subjects' n … More eeds. During the prenatal period 73.3 % of the subjects received care from midwives assigned to their cases from the time of admission to hospital until delivery. This group showed higher degrees of satisfaction than the group examined by doctors by its answers to the following questions concerning the subjects' general evaluation of the delivery :・ Did the delivery come close to your expectations?・ Were you yourself able to exercise control over progress of the delivery?・ Were you satisfied with the delivery?The above three questions were answered "yes" or "yes, to a certain degree" by, respectively, 90 %, 93.4 % and 90 % of the subjects who had received midwife care from admission to delivery, as opposed to 67.2 %, 81.9 % and 78.7 % by those who had been examined by doctors in the prenatal period. Only 10 % of the subjects received continuing postnatal care by primary midwives after leaving the hospital. Although little difference was shown in the responses by the respective groups concerning postnatal care, positive responses to the selection "sources of anxiety or worry during the hospital stay were dealt with satisfactorily" were given by 66.7 % of the women examined by midwives, but only 39.3 % by those examined by doctors. This study used unequal numbers of subjects in the respective groups, but did show that among low-risk pregnancies handled by hospitals, customer satisfaction is increased when consistent primary care is provided by midwives through the postnatal stage. Less