Patient centred eye care services in Sokoto state Nigeria. This survey is aim at assessing the practice of patient-centredness in the Sokoto state eye care programme. By answering the questions, you have granted consent to participate. Results will be shared
Assessing Patient-Centred Eye Care in Sokoto
Join us in evaluating the effectiveness of patient-centred eye care services in Sokoto State, Nigeria. This quiz is designed to gather insights on how well eye health workers incorporate patient needs and experiences into their services.
By participating, you will help us understand and improve the delivery of eye care. Your responses will contribute to developing a more patient-oriented approach in the region.
- 10 questions regarding patient care practices
- Anonymous participation
- Your insights will drive change!
As an eye health worker, my employers make me feel valued and respected
Very Satisfied
Satisfied
Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very Dissatisfied
I know about other health and support services available in my community e.g. Rehabilitation services, diabetes clinic, neonatal units, etc
Extremely familiar
Very familiar
Somewhat familiar
Not so familiar
Not at all familiar
I have visited other health and support services and/or have invited them to visit our eye clinic
Always
Usually
Sometimes
Rarely
Never
I know of NGO(s) or groups whose work has potential users of eye health service
Extremely familiar
Very familiar
Somewhat familiar
Not so familiar
Not at all familiar
Are your clinic days and time fixed per week?
Yes
No
Are your clinics days displayed inside and/or outside the clinic building using posters or billboards?
Yes
No
Our clinic services are planned around our patients experiences bearing in mind the patients’ waiting times, friendly receptionists and an explanation of what your patients should expect in your clinic?
A great deal
A lot
A moderate amount
A little
None at all
The costs for services are clearly provided to patients, whether verbally or on paper such that patients know what to expect.
Always
Usually
Sometimes
Rarely
Never
To improve patient satisfaction with our services, we have previously consulted and/or visited other clinic or hospital to see/learn how they put patients at the centre of what they do.
Always
Usually
Sometimes
Rarely
Never
To ensure acceptable quality services, the WHO standards for cataract surgery outcome is implemented and monitored in our services
Always
Usually
Sometimes
Rarely
Never
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