| Component of health care surveyed | Satisfaction % | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Skill and competency of medical staff | 77.11 | High | |
| Speed in completing examination and reports | 63.80 | High | |
| Equipment for modern diagnosis and treatment | 81.09 | Very High | |
| Accuracy and completeness in filling out reports | 78.29 | High | |
| Friendliness and courtesy of the staff | 77.84 | High | |
| Satisfaction with responsiveness (waitings) in medical institutions | 49.77 | Moderate | |
| Satisfaction with cost to you | 84.24 | Very High | |
| Convenience of location for you | 80.78 | Very High | |
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Last update: April 2020
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3 Comments so far
Generally speaking, medical staff are well trained and competent and many facilities are very modern. It is certainly the case that it can be hard to obtain continuity. My doctor retired about 10 years ago and since then I've been seen by numerous different people at the same clinic. I don't go in often though- maybe about once a year.
I am a therapist and had a spinal cord patient released from rehabilitative hospital as he had completed his in patient work. But all therapy had to cease for 6 months as the wait-lit for out patient therapy was that long. He was in the middle of learning how to walk again.
It is this lack of continuity that is seriously problematic.