Rheumatology Outpatient Clinic Satisfaction / Statistics
In the William S. Rowe Division of Rheumatology of Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, we want to know how our patients and families rate our care and services. We use this information to find ways that we can continue to improve the quality of health care we provide for children and teens with JRA (Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis) and other rheumatology conditions.
Outpatient Experiences Survey Results | We Want Your Feedback | Additional Information
Outpatient Experiences at the Base Hospital
Each week, approximately 50 randomly selected families participate in a telephone survey about the care their children received while a patient in the Rheumatology Clinic at Cincinnati Children's.
Here's what the families surveyed from January through March 2007 had to say about our care:
| | January - March 2007 |
| Overall Rheumatology Clinic Rating: % of families giving Cincinnati Children's an overall best rating of 9 to 10, using a scale of 0 to 10 | 92% |
| Appointment Scheduling: Were you able to get an appointment as soon as you wanted? (% of families answering "Yes") | 92% |
| Reasons for Visit: When you saw your child's health care provider, did he / she give you a chance to explain the reasons for your visit? (% of families answering "Yes, Completely") | 98% |
| Medical History: Did the health care provider know what you thought he / she should know about your child's medical history? (% of families answering "Yes, Completely") | 98% |
| Physician Listening Skills: Did the health care provider listen to what you had to say about your child? (% of families answering "Yes, Completely") | 100% |
| Respect and Dignity of Child: Did your child's health care provider treat your child with respect and dignity? (% of families answering "Yes, Completely") | 100% |
| Respect and Dignity of Caregiver: Did your child's health care provider treat you with respect and dignity? (% of families answering "Yes, Completely") | 100% |
| Family Involvement in Decisions: Were you involved in decisions about your child's care as much as you wanted? (% of families answering "Yes, Completely") | 100% |
| Understandable Answers to Questions: When you asked questions, did you get answers you could understand? (% of families answering "Yes, Always") | 95% |
| Wait Time to See Physician: After the appointment was scheduled to begin, how long did you wait to be seen by your child's health care provider? (% of families answering "0-15 minutes") | 59% |
| Wait Time in Waiting Room: Did you have to wait too long in the waiting room? (% of families answering "No, Not At All") | 83% |
| Wait Time in Examining Room: Did you have to wait too long in the examining room? (% of families answering "No, Not At All") | 78% |
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Last updated April 2007
