Philadelphia Hospital Doctor Communication Survey: A Closer Look at Bedside Manner Ratings
Philadelphia Hospital Doctor Communication Survey Overview
The recent Philadelphia hospital doctor communication survey has revealed troubling bedside manner ratings for many healthcare providers. Pottstown Hospital in Montgomery County reported that only 66% of patients felt that doctors 'always' listened carefully to them. In comparison, 81% of patients at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center reported a positive experience.
Key Findings from the Survey
- Pottstown Hospital: 66% of patients felt listened to.
- Penn Presbyterian Medical Center: 81% of patients reported better communication.
- Overall patient satisfaction is essential for effective healthcare.
Improving communication skills among doctors is a critical step toward enhancing patient experience and outcomes. Hospitals should focus on training programs that address these deficiencies.
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