A discriminating questionnaire can be effectively designed to evaluate patient satisfaction following general anaesthesia and identify areas for care improvement.
Enables local audits to target anaesthesia care gaps; leaves open validation before wider adoption.
A questionnaire to evaluate patient satisfaction following general anaesthesia was designed with the aid of focus groups. A subsequent audit identified aspects of care which could be improved on the basis of responses to the satisfaction questionnaire. It is possible to design a discriminating satisfaction questionnaire for general anaesthesia.
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