Kripalini Patel, Subrata K Palo, Srikanta Kanungo, Bijaya K Mishra, Sanghamitra Pati
Health literacy on hygiene and sanitation, nutrition, and diseases among rural secondary school children - Findings from a qualitative study in Odisha, India
Journal of family medicine and primary care
study aims determine differences satisfaction levels septorhinoplasty patients healthcare workers study includes patients underwent primary septorhinoplasty surgery divided two groups healthcare workers nonhealthcare workers rhinoplasty outcome evaluation roe questionnaire administered patients 6th postoperative month among 37 patients 18 healthcare workers 19 nonhealthcare workers mean rhinoplasty outcome evaluation score healthcare workers 6th postoperative month 7569 1606 nonhealthcare worker group roe scores 6031 2769 findings study indicated individuals healthcare profession exhibited significantly greater satisfaction rates following septorhinoplasty comparison nonhealthcare worker group statistically significant difference noted p 0046 knowledge septorhinoplasty surgery complications among healthcare workers may allow realistic expectations regarding surgical intervention simultaneously may facilitate better communication surgeon expression expectations clinicians pay attention patients intellectual level also health literacy communication patient