The Quality of Unit Services Outpatient towards Satisfaction: A Literature Review

  • Pelawinta H
  • G E
  • Nasution S
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This article discusses about quality of outcoming unit services on patient satisfaction.  The quality of care offered to patients is likely to suffer as a result of bad human relationships, poor technological competence, and poor efficiency in health services. Patients' satisfaction is a key indicator of good hospital procedures and a barometer for the quality of care received. If a hospital's patients are dissatisfied, it will have a negative impact on its bottom line. Many factors influence patient satisfaction in hospitals or other health care organizations. There are several techniques to gauge customer satisfaction.

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Pelawinta, H. D., G, E., & Nasution, S. L. R. (2022). The Quality of Unit Services Outpatient towards Satisfaction: A Literature Review. Journal of Community Health Provision, 1(3), 7–11. https://doi.org/10.55885/jchp.v1i3.110

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