Brooke R Willoughby, Natasha A M S Flack, Rebecca J Bird, Stephanie J Woodley
Motivation to learn in university science students studying anatomy: A mixed-methods analysis of what drives learning
Anatomical sciences education
background patient satisfaction core index assessment health quality waiting time payment mode hospitals could influence outpatients flow well level satisfaction objective study compared waiting time insured uninsured patients seeking general outpatient care tertiary hospital methods total 166 insured 166 uninsured ambulatory adult patients seeking outpatient services recruited systematic random sampling followed consultation outpatient clinic descriptive inferential statistics conducted using statistical package social science version 200 5 alpha level power 80 results males 548 among insured females 530 among uninsured difference statistically significant p 153 significant differences mean total idle time outpatient visits md 657 min 95 ci 691 1628 p 001 total time spent md1066 min 95 ci 2048 2118 p 001 favor insured patients time spent consultation significantly different md 08 min 95 ci 02 17 p 107 insured patients significantly satisfied time spent waiting nurses doctors attention p 001 conclusion significant variations exist time spent level satisfaction time spent insured uninsured ambulatory patients findings call improving efficiency patient flow management especially uninsured patients attending outpatient clinics public hospitals