Evaluating Patient Experiences and Satisfaction with Perioperative Care: Insights from Trauma and Specialist Hospital, Winneba, Ghana.

This study aimed to evaluate perioperative patient satisfaction in trauma and specialist hospitals. The survey focused on patient demographics, experiences, and satisfaction with various aspects of the perioperative care. Methods: A structured survey was conducted on 100 participants. Data on the demographic variables, satisfaction levels, and specific aspects of perioperative care were collected. Descriptive statistics were used to analyze the data. Results: The findings revealed high levels of satisfaction with most aspects of the perioperative care. Key results include: • Most patients were satisfied with the information provided regarding their surgical procedure. • Most of the patients received clear instructions for perioperative preparation and postoperative care. • High satisfaction rates were noted for the professionalism and courtesy of the healthcare team. Conclusion: Overall, patient satisfaction with perioperative care at trauma and specialist hospitals is high. Recommendations for future improvements include enhancing postoperative care and addressing specific patient concerns to further improve the quality of the care provided.