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Satisfaction of maternal and pediatrics clinical service in Woldia General Hospital, North Wollo Zone, Amhara Region, Ethiopia.


Alemayehu Amsalu Alen
Abdilkerim Sultan Temmam

Abstract

Maternal and pediatrics was the health and medical care of infant and children and pediatric means healer of children. Health care satisfaction was emotional interaction between their expectation regarding ideal nursing care and perceptions of actual nursing care. The study was assessing satisfaction of maternal and pediatrics health care and identifies the determinant factors affecting the satisfaction. The study was conducted in Woldia General Hospital in 2013E.C (2020/21).The study was hospital based descriptive cross-sectional study carried out for three months (October to December 2020). In this study, all cases were confirmed by sample of 330 child birth women selected by simple random sampling and the data collected by questionnaire. The data analyzed by chi-square and logistic regression using SPSS software. According to the results, 78.8% did unsatisfied and 21.2% were getting satisfaction indicates most of mothers were unsatisfied in service. From the outputs satisfaction of modern maternal pediatrics health care delivery in service total of 330 respondents’ equipment and satisfaction of respondents who respond their medium (41.4%) was more satisfied than those who equipment fulfils (30%) and low (28.6%) means most of child birth women’s whose equipment medium from the hospital were more satisfied by the maternal pediatrics health care in the hospital. In conclusion, unsatisfied maternal and pediatrics health care happened due to employed health professionals’ lack of Punctuality and cleanliness were reasons according to logistic regression analysis. In addition, lack of Professional ethics from health professionals. Moreover, the study recommended that give attention about general hospitals maternity care like referral hospitals with even fill the equipment.


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