Conclusions: Self-reported continuity of care is strongly associated with higher patient satisfaction.

Conclusion: Major unsolved issues occurring after DBS therapy preclude complete patient satisfaction.

Six-month assessments included visual acuity, refractive cylinder, spectacle use, and patient satisfaction.

The evolution of patient satisfaction throughout this process has not been evaluated.

The outcome rated as most important by all clinicians was patient satisfaction.

Methodology: Exit interviews were the main research method used to determine patient satisfaction.

The nurse work environment was significantly related to all HCAHPS patient satisfaction measures.

Local problems usually can be managed without amputation, and patient satisfaction is high.

OME requirement and patient satisfaction were determined at 1 year postimplantation.

In addition, the reconstruction resulted in a relatively high rate of patient satisfaction.

This paper examines the relationship between nursing and patient satisfaction across 430 hospitals.

This study reports patient satisfaction and short-term results after EVLA of SSV reflux.

The study also included patient satisfaction, symptom relevance and cost effectiveness.

Clinical daily nursing rounds significantly increase patient satisfaction and influence safety.

Best of all, patient satisfaction levels are high and running costs are low.

Five of seven studies found improved patient satisfaction with increased continuity.