Transcription of No. 18 Measuring patient experience
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Evidence scanJune 2013No. 18 Measuring patient experienceHealth Foundation evidence scans provide information to help those involved in improving the quality of healthcare understand what research is available on particular scans provide a rapid collation of empirical research about a topic relevant to the Health Foundation's work. Although all of the evidence is sourced and compiled systematically, they are not systematic reviews. They do not seek to summarise theoretical literature or to explore in any depth the concepts covered by the scan or those arising from Organisation Contact Dr Debra de SilvaThe Evidence 2013 Health FoundationContentsKey messages 31.
experience, but the evidence base suggests 10 things that need to be considered when planning how to measure changes in patient and carer experience over time. 1. Consider how patient experience is being defined to inform exactly what needs to be measured. 2. Think about why patient experience is being measured and how the information will be ...
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