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Rev. saúde pública ; 43(4): 589-594, Aug. 2009.
Article in English, Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-520824

ABSTRACT

OBJETIVO: Analizar la calidad de la relación del personal de salud con los pacientes hospitalizados. MÉTODOS: Estudio cualitativo realizado de febrero a julio del 2005, en la Ciudad de México. Se aplicaron 40 entrevistas a profundidad a pacientes internados en un hospital de tercer nivel. Las categorías de análisis para explorar la percepción del trato entre los informantes fueron las siguientes: actitudes y acciones del personal médico y de enfermería, comunicación efectiva, grado de conocimiento del paciente y/o familiares sobre el diagnóstico, tratamiento clínico, evolución del agravo. RESULTADOS: En general, se encontró un alto grado de satisfacción con la atención médica. No obstante, los pacientes hospitalizados percibieron como inadecuado el trato cotidiano (no clínico) del personal médico y de enfermería del hospital, relacionado con la falta de confianza para solicitar información acerca de su padecimiento. El uso excesivo de tecnicismos por parte del prestador de servicios reforzó esta percepción de trato inadecuado. CONCLUSIONES: La percepción del trato inadecuado por el personal de salud fuera del ámbito técnico, mostró que la efectividad clínica no significa una plena calidad de la atención y que es necesario incorporar las necesidades y expectativas de trato no clínico de los pacientes a la eficiencia técnica y científica.


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Humans , Primary Health Care , Health Personnel , Physician-Patient Relations , Professional-Patient Relations , Health Services , Mexico , Qualitative Research
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Rev Saude Publica ; 43(4): 589-94, 2009 Aug.
Article in English, Spanish | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-19547799

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OBJECTIVE: To assess quality of the relationship between inpatients and health providers. METHODS: A qualitative study was carried out in a tertiary care hospital in the Mexico City, Mexico, between February and July 2005. In-depth interviews were conducted with 40 inpatients. The following categories of analysis were used to explore the respondent's perception of care: attitudes and actions of medical and nursing providers, effective communication, level of knowledge of patients and their family on the diagnosis, clinical treatment, and evolution. RESULTS: Overall the level of satisfaction with health care was high. Inpatients perceived everyday (non-clinical) interactions with medical and nursing providers as inadequate due to lack of confidence to request information on their condition. In addition, this perception was reinforced by excessive use by providers of technical terminology. CONCLUSIONS: The routine relationship between health providers and their patients is perceived as inadequate showing that clinical effectiveness does not mean high quality of care. There is a need to bring together technical-scientific efficiency and patients' needs and expectations of non-clinical interactions.


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Attitude of Health Personnel , Inpatients/psychology , Personnel, Hospital , Professional-Patient Relations , Quality of Health Care , Adult , Aged , Female , Humans , Interviews as Topic , Length of Stay , Male , Mexico , Middle Aged , Patient Care Team , Physician-Patient Relations , Professional Competence , Qualitative Research , Young Adult
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