Patient Survey

LEARNING WHAT PATIENTS EXPECT AND HOW SATISFIED THEY ARE

Patient surveys are a method of obtaining information about expectations, satisfaction, and perceptions of conditions and staff in the clinical or medical setting from current or former patients. Terms used synonymously are patient survey, patient study, patient interviews, patient expectations survey, patient satisfaction survey.

Patient surveys are used to collect data on:

Needs
Satisfactions
Design of service offerings
Awareness
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Differentiating features from the competition

SURVEY METHODS

Written Survey (Paper & Pencil)
Online Survey
Telephone Survey (CATI)
Personal Interview (Paper & Pencil or CAPI)
Telephone Surveys

Patient surveys in clinical settings are often time-structured: after admission, during stay, after stay.

DIFFERENTIATION FROM RELATED INSTRUMENTS

Referring Physician Survey: Survey of referring physicians on expectations and satisfaction with a clinic.

PERFORMANCE OF CONCERTARE IN A PATIENT SURVEY

concertare regularly conducts patient surveys in all specialties and with all methods. Methodologically proven formulations exist for many questions, and benchmark data can be provided when these are used. Benchmark data enables a determination of the relative position of one's own company compared to other market participants.

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