Managing healthcare systems: Assessing employee and patient satisfaction in private and public institutions

A successful healthcare organization is indispensable in achieving both the quality of care for the patients and individual well-being. In Croatia, patients can access health care from either public or private providers. This study assessed satisfaction levels from 423 patients who accessed services from both public and private healthcare institutions through questionnaires. Furthermore, 71 workers from public and private healthcare institutions answered a comprehensive questionnaire regarding job satisfaction. The results demonstrate that patients are more satisfied with private healthcare services, though the treatment is usually sought from a public healthcare facility due to the affordability of services provided. On the other hand, employees in private health facilities have expressed a high level of job satisfaction that has a positive effect on their motivation and the care provided.

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International Journal of ADVANCED AND APPLIED SCIENCES
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.21833/ijaas.2025.01.005
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Patient Satisfaction in Healthcare
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Managing healthcare systems: Assessing employee and patient satisfaction in private and public institutions

Ines Škoko, Marko Šoštar, Erdoğan H. Ekiz
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International Journal of ADVANCED AND APPLIED SCIENCES
Patient Satisfaction in Healthcare
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Managing healthcare systems: Assessing employee and patient satisfaction in private and public institutions

Ines Škoko, Marko Šoštar, Erdoğan H. Ekiz
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Abstract

A successful healthcare organization is indispensable in achieving both the quality of care for the patients and individual well-being. In Croatia, patients can access health care from either public or private providers. This study assessed satisfaction levels from 423 patients who accessed services from both public and private healthcare institutions through questionnaires. Furthermore, 71 workers from public and private healthcare institutions answered a comprehensive questionnaire regarding job satisfaction. The results demonstrate that patients are more satisfied with private healthcare services, though the treatment is usually sought from a public healthcare facility due to the affordability of services provided. On the other hand, employees in private health facilities have expressed a high level of job satisfaction that has a positive effect on their motivation and the care provided.

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