Patient Satisfaction with Nursing Care Quality among Bariatric Surgery Patients at Luqman International Hospital Swat

Patient Satisfaction with Nursing Care Quality

Authors

  • Yasir Khan Department of Nursing, Luqman International Hospital, Swat, Pakistan
  • Zakir Ullah Department of Nursing, Luqman International Hospital, Swat, Pakistan
  • Muhammad Bilal Department of Nursing, Luqman International Hospital, Swat, Pakistan
  • Saba Zahid Department of Nursing, Luqman International Hospital, Swat, Pakistan
  • Taskeen Said Department of Nursing, Luqman International Hospital, Swat, Pakistan
  • Benish Javed Department of Nursing, Luqman International Hospital, Swat, Pakistan
  • Abuzar Khan Department of Nursing, Luqman International Hospital, Swat, Pakistan
  • Taimoor Shah Department of Nursing, Luqman International Hospital, Swat, Pakistan
  • Anish Iqbal Department of Nursing, Luqman International Hospital, Swat, Pakistan
  • Wasim Anwar Department of Nursing, Luqman International Hospital, Swat, Pakistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54393/nrs.v5i1.135

Keywords:

Patient Satisfaction, Bariatric Surgery, Nursing Care Quality, Post-Discharge Support

Abstract

A key metric for evaluating the quality of healthcare is patient happiness, especially in the context of post-operative care.  Research on bariatric surgery patients' satisfaction with nursing care is few, despite the fact that they need specialised nursing support. Objective: To evaluate bariatric surgery patients' satisfaction with the quality of nursing treatment at Luqman International Hospital Swat.  Methods: A standardized PSNCQQ questionnaire was used in a cross-sectional study to assess nursing care characteristics such responsiveness, professionalism, communication, and post-discharge support. 50 patients were selected through convenient sampling, and data were analyzed using SPSS version 26.0. Results: The findings indicated high satisfaction in areas such as nurse-patient communication, with mean scores ranging from 4.28 to 4.54, respect with a mean score of 4.40, and post-discharge support with a mean score of 4.44. However, areas requiring improvement included response time, teamwork, and technical aspects such as medication handling, with mean scores ranging from 4.22 to 4.26. Conclusions: Overall, patients expressed positive experiences with nursing care, though minor improvements are needed in certain areas. Enhancing teamwork and response time can further improve patient satisfaction.

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2025-03-31
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DOI: 10.54393/nrs.v5i1.135
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Khan, Y., Ullah, Z., Bilal, M., Zahid, S., Said, T., Javed, B., Khan, A., Shah, T., Iqbal, A., & Anwar, W. (2025). Patient Satisfaction with Nursing Care Quality among Bariatric Surgery Patients at Luqman International Hospital Swat: Patient Satisfaction with Nursing Care Quality. NURSEARCHER (Journal of Nursing & Midwifery Sciences), 5(1), 19–24. https://doi.org/10.54393/nrs.v5i1.135

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