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[Minor surgery in primary care: consumer satisfaction].

A López Santiago1, R Lara Peñaranda, A de Miguel Gómez

  • 1Centro de Salud de San Antón, Cartagena, Murcia.

Atencion Primaria
|August 6, 2000
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Patients reported high satisfaction with minor surgery services in primary care settings. The study found that 92% would return for similar procedures, indicating positive user experience and trust in health centers.

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Area of Science:

  • Primary Care Medicine
  • Surgical Procedures
  • Patient Experience Research

Context:

  • Minor surgical procedures are increasingly performed in primary care settings.
  • Evaluating patient satisfaction is crucial for service improvement.
  • Health centers play a vital role in delivering accessible surgical care.

Purpose:

  • To assess patient satisfaction levels following minor surgery at health centers.
  • To describe the processes involved in delivering minor surgical services.
  • To analyze the concordance between pre-surgical and anatomical-pathological diagnoses.

Summary:

  • A retrospective study analyzed 160 minor surgical interventions. Patient satisfaction was assessed via phone interviews, with 95.56% reporting good attendance and 92.06% willing to return.

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  • Histological analysis showed an 83.16% concordance rate. Patient feedback indicated high satisfaction with explanations (89.9%) but noted minor concerns regarding room hygiene (4.4%).
  • The study highlights the positive reception of minor surgery in primary care and the effectiveness of anatomical-pathological concordance.

    • Impact:

    • Provides evidence for the successful integration of minor surgery into primary care.
    • Offers insights into patient perceptions of care quality and procedural outcomes.
    • Informs healthcare providers and policymakers on optimizing primary care surgical services.