Comprehensive patient surveys are a key component of quality management, as they provide information about patient satisfaction and areas for improvement.
Patients' opinion of the quality of the service provided by a hospital is an important and well-recognized quality indicator (patient satisfaction). The short questionnaire for the national patient survey was drawn up and developed by the ANQ in collaboration with a group of experts. It uses an asymmetric five-point scale. The revised version of the short questionnaire was used for the first time in 2016. The short questionnaire includes six key questions, and can easily be incorporated into more comprehensive patient surveys. relating to age, gender, insurance cover, and a subjective health assessment.
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In January 2021, an electronic version of the questionnaire was created, helping to ensure more effective processing of feedback and improved responsiveness by adding or changing questions in order to identify a particular issue and monitor the impact of the improvement measures taken.