Key result
Overall patient satisfaction with regional anesthesia was moderate (mean EVAN-LR score 47.7), with male gender, previous anesthesia history, and premedication identified as the strongest predictors of higher satisfaction.
Why the study?
To determine the demographic and clinical characteristics that affect patient satisfaction with regional anesthesia.
Cross-Sectional (n=402)
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Patient satisfaction with regional anesthesia varies significantly by surgical specialty, with obstetrics patients reporting the highest satisfaction scores.
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Moderate satisfaction with regional anesthesia in this single-center survey leaves open key drivers of patient experience; prospective multicenter studies needed.
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Boran et al. (2022) conducted a cross-sectional in Surgical patients receiving regional anesthesia (n=402). Regional anesthesia was evaluated on Patient satisfaction (EVAN-LR total score). Overall patient satisfaction with regional anesthesia was moderate (mean EVAN-LR score 47.7), with male gender, previous anesthesia history, and premedication identified as the strongest predictors of higher satisfaction.
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