Patient Preference and Adherence · 2022 · 29 citations · 25 references
ManagementHealth AdministrationHealth Care ManagementCustomer Relationship ManagementHealthcare MarketingHealthcare Organizational BehaviorCustomer LoyaltyCustomer SatisfactionPatient ExperiencePatient SatisfactionPatient Satisfaction MeasurementPatient-provider RelationshipsHealthcare Quality AssessmentHealthcare Quality MeasurementHospital Patient SatisfactionInpatient SatisfactionLoyalty DriversNursing Care SatisfactionPatient Experience Of CarePatient Satisfaction Analysis
Purpose: When creating and managing patient loyalty, medical institutes always focus on medical technicians, overall healthcare quality, and hospital brands, and the role of nursing seems to be underappreciated. Empirical evidence about the relationship between patient experience with nursing care and patient loyalty is limited, especially in the Chinese healthcare system. This study aimed to explore to what extent patient experience with nursing care influences patient loyalty to the hospital and the impact routes. Patients and Methods: This study is a multicenter cross-sectional survey. The STROBE was selected as the checklist in this study. Patient experience with nursing care, patient satisfaction and patient loyalty were collected from 1469 inpatients in three hospitals in China through a paper-based survey. Data were analyzed using SPSS and AMOS software; a structural equation model was established to explore the effect of patient experience with nursing care and satisfaction on patient loyalty using the PROCESS macro. Results: There were significant direct and indirect effects between patient experience with nursing care and patient loyalty, explaining 32.0% of patient loyalty variance. Patient experience with nursing care had a direct and positive impact on patient loyalty ( β =0.298, P< 0.01), and better patient experience with nursing care was directly associated with better patient loyalty. In addition, the results also revealed the effect of patient experience with nursing care on patient loyalty was partially mediated by patient satisfaction with nursing care and overall hospital services ( β =0.162, P< 0.01). Conclusion: This study confirmed the importance of nursing care in creating patient loyalty; improving the patient experience with nursing care would be beneficial to patient loyalty. When creating patient loyalty, hospital administrators and nursing managers should make efforts to develop positive patient experience of nursing care in daily clinical practice through organizational changes, culture shaping and staff education. Keywords: patient experience, nursing care, patient satisfaction, patient loyalty
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