The impact of communication style on patient satisfaction.

Amelia A TrantBorbala SzekelySarah S MougalianMichael P DiGiovannaTara SanftErin HofstatterAndrea SilberKerin B AdelsonAnees ChagparBrigid KilleleaNina HorowitzDonald LanninTristen ParkMichelle CorsoGineesha AbrahamKaren Pollard-MurphyTracy SturrockElspeth Knill-SelbyAshley WesternCamille ServodidioMarios Konstantinos TasoulisBarbara HealyChristos HatzisLajos Pusztai

Published in: Breast cancer research and treatment (2019)

Patients who were physically healthy and employed were generally more satisfied with their care. The similarity in communication styles of patients and providers had a greater impact on patient satisfaction for patients who were less physically healthy and not employed.

Keyphrases

patient satisfaction
end stage renal disease
healthcare
ejection fraction
chronic kidney disease
newly diagnosed
palliative care
peritoneal dialysis
pain management
chronic pain
affordable care act