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The Identification and Measurement of Quality Dimensions in Health Care: Focus Group Interview Results
Health Care Management Review (1998)
  • Minjoon Jun
  • Robin T. Peterson, New Mexico State University
  • George A. Zsidisin, University of Missouri-St. Louis
Abstract
The identification and measurement of service quality are critical factors that are responsible for customer satisfaction. This article identifies 11 attributes that define quality of care and patient satisfaction and reveals various gaps among the patient, physician, and administrator groups in the perceived importance of those dimensions. Managerial implications for patient-focused health care are discussed.

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Publication Date
October, 1998
Citation Information
Minjoon Jun, Robin T. Peterson and George A. Zsidisin. "The Identification and Measurement of Quality Dimensions in Health Care: Focus Group Interview Results" Health Care Management Review Vol. 23 Iss. 4 (1998) p. 81 - 96
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/george-zsidisin/45/