Lung Cancer
Patient satisfaction used in quality assessment of lung cancer thoracic surgery
Published in Respiratory Therapeutics Week, February 20th, 2006
Researchers in France conducted a study "to compare the quality of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) surgical care with patient satisfaction [via a prospective study]."
"Academic hospital departments of thoracic oncology and surgery. Patients presenting with recently diagnosed NSCLC and eligible for front-line thoracic surgery were eligible. Patient satisfaction was assessed using the Questionnaire of Satisfaction of Hospitalized Quality of surgical care was evaluated using an original score built accordingly to British Thoracic Society guidelines,"...
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