Patient satisfaction is a way of describing and assessing the level of hospital service from the patient’s point of view. This study looks into the questionnaire currently adopted to measure patient satisfaction in an Italian hospital, completed by a sample of 3726 patients. In particular, we aim to introduce Rasch’s approach to measurement, show how it can help define a variable, that is not directly observable.
Bond T., Capelli M., Cappiello G., Carretta E. (2007). Measuring Patient Satisfaction using Rasch modelling: A case study of an Italian Hospital. s.l : s.n.
Measuring Patient Satisfaction using Rasch modelling: A case study of an Italian Hospital
CAPPIELLO, GIUSEPPE;
2007
Abstract
Patient satisfaction is a way of describing and assessing the level of hospital service from the patient’s point of view. This study looks into the questionnaire currently adopted to measure patient satisfaction in an Italian hospital, completed by a sample of 3726 patients. In particular, we aim to introduce Rasch’s approach to measurement, show how it can help define a variable, that is not directly observable.File in questo prodotto:
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