Trends and inequalities in health system satisfaction: results from the latest nationally representative surveys in Qatar

Qatar's satisfaction trends and inequalities between 2012 and 2014 emphasise the significance of both dedicated efforts and effective organisational structures in maintaining high levels of health system satisfaction during periods of rapid development. To ensure continued satisfaction, performance, and sustainability throughout the 2024-2030 reforms, it is essential to address unresolved organisational constraints before eroding dedicated efforts through increased private health funding.

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International Journal for Equity in Health
Published
2024-11-25
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12939-024-02317-x
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3
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Patient Satisfaction in Healthcare
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Trends and inequalities in health system satisfaction: results from the latest nationally representative surveys in Qatar

Elias A. Mossialos, Orsida Gjebrea, Zlatko Nikoloski, Faleh Mohamed Hussain Ali
3 citations
International Journal for Equity in Health
Patient Satisfaction in Healthcare
2.55
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Trends and inequalities in health system satisfaction: results from the latest nationally representative surveys in Qatar

Elias A. Mossialos, Orsida Gjebrea, Zlatko Nikoloski, Faleh Mohamed Hussain Ali
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Abstract

Qatar's satisfaction trends and inequalities between 2012 and 2014 emphasise the significance of both dedicated efforts and effective organisational structures in maintaining high levels of health system satisfaction during periods of rapid development. To ensure continued satisfaction, performance, and sustainability throughout the 2024-2030 reforms, it is essential to address unresolved organisational constraints before eroding dedicated efforts through increased private health funding.

International Journal for Equity in HealthVol. 23(1)
Ministry of Public Health (QA), Imperial College London (GB), London School of Economics and Political Science (GB)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 9%
Patient Satisfaction in Healthcare
2.55
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