Table 5 Associations between perceived high and low satisfaction and some of the clinical interesting items from NSS-8
From: Parental satisfaction with neonatal intensive care units: a quantitative cross-sectional study
Overall question about parents satisfaction with care of the infant | p | ES (Phi) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Low satisfaction N (%) | High satisfaction N (%) | |||
One doctor responsible (N559) | ||||
Low degree | 30 (77) | 307 (59) | .042 | .09 |
High degree | 9 (23) | 213 (41) | ||
Overall question about parent satisfaction with care of parents | p | ES (Phi) | ||
Low satisfaction N (%) | High satisfaction N (%) | |||
Continuity of care (N564) | ||||
Low degree | 22 (46) | 135 (26) | .006 | .12 |
High degree | 26 (54) | 381 (74) | ||
Care personnel signaled that they had time for parents (N560) | ||||
Low degree | 16 (33) | 25 (5) | < 0.001 | .31 |
High degree | 32 (67) | 487 (95) | ||
Personnel showed understanding and respect for parents situation (N562) | ||||
Low degree | 15 (31) | 22 (4) | < 0.001 | .30 |
High degree | 33 (69) | 492 (96) | ||
Consideration and care from nurses (N561) | ||||
Low degree | 21 (44) | 59 (11) | < 0.001 | .26 |
High degree | 27 (56) | 451 (88) | ||
Consideration and care from doctors (N556) | ||||
Low degree | 27 (57) | 150 (29) | < 0.001 | .17 |
High degree | 20 (43) | 359 (71) | ||
Care personnel were interested in hearing your opinions as parents (N560) | ||||
Low degree | 16 (33) | 61 (12) | < 0.001 | .17 |
High degree | 32 (68) | 451 (88) | ||
Doctors were interested in hearing your opinions as parents (N557) | ||||
Low degree | 23 (48) | 131 (26) | .002 | .14 |
High degree | 25 (52) | 378 (74) | ||
Stress (N560) | ||||
Low degree | 19 (40) | 263 (51) | ||
High degree | 29 (60) | 249 (49) | .16 | .07 |