When a patient is waiting in opd, a min seems to
be an hour to him, but when he talks with the
doctor an hour seems to be a min to him.
long waiting time in OPD &
patient’s dissatisfaction
TITLE
CAPT NABI
Roster no 17
OBC 82
 In today’s competitive
healthcare market, patients
expect more than just
“satisfaction.” Patients are
increasingly more demanding
and more difficult to attract.
 Patient satisfaction has
become a high priority to
hospitals and health plans
across the country
AIM
• To show the impact of long waiting
time in OPD on patients
dissatisfaction
SCOPE
a) What is OPD?
b) What is waiting time?
c) What is patient dissatisfaction?
d) Causes of patients dissatisfaction.
e) Relation of long waiting time with patients dissatisfaction.
f) Causes of long waiting time.
g) Effects of long waiting time.
h) Remedies of long waiting time.
j) Recommendation
k) Conclusion
WHAT IS OPD?
• OPD means an Out Patient
Department of a hospital. It is
the section of the hospital
where patients are provided
medical consultations and
other allied services
WHAT IS WAITING TIME IN OPD?
• Waiting time refers to the time a patient waits in
the clinic before being seen by one of the clinic
medical staff.
• Patient clinic waiting time is an important
indicator of quality of services offered by
hospitals.
WHAT IS PATIENTS SATISFACTION?
• Patient satisfaction is a measure of the extent to which
a patient is content with the health care which they received
from their health care provider
CAUSES OF PATIENTS DISSATISFACTION
• Long queue
• Delay of the appointment
• Patient queries are not answered
by medical staff.
• Short consultation time
• Unnecessary Lab investigation
• Complaint not addressed timely
RELATION BETWEEN LONG WAITING TIME &
PATIENTS DISSATISFACTION
CAUSES OF LONG WAITING TIME
a)Triage. Patients are not seen on a first-come, first-served
basis.
jan-mar apr-jun jul-sep oct- dec
obs 31 32 38 30
gynae 44 39 53 49
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10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
gynae obs
Average everyday amount of patient in gynae & obs dept in KGH in 2015
b) Excessive amount of patient in comparison to the amount
of service provider
• Excessive amount of patient in
comparison to the amount of
service provider
• negligence of the service
providers.
Jose Mujica,
Uruguyan
president,
waiting in a
opd for his
serial.
• mismanagement in maintaining the serial.
EFFECTS OF LONG WAITING TIME
• Worsening of the patients condition.
• leaving the hospital without being treated.
• hampering the reputation of the hospital.
• decrease reliability of the doctors.
REMEDIES OF LONG WAITING TIME
a) establishment of E & C department.
b) increasing the number of service providers.
c) arranging a recreation system in the waiting
room.
d) arranging a separate play room for the children.
e) raising awareness among the patient.
f) maintaining the serial properly
RECOMMENDATION
• a) Actions of hospital authority
• b) Conduct periodical training for doctors, nurses and all other
hospital staffs on “quality of care”
• c) Proper resource utilization
• d) Media’s role
CONCLUSION
Exceeding patient expectations is the
best way of keeping
patients happy!
Outdoor long time and patient dissatisfaction
Outdoor long time and patient dissatisfaction
Outdoor long time and patient dissatisfaction
Outdoor long time and patient dissatisfaction

Outdoor long time and patient dissatisfaction

  • 2.
    When a patientis waiting in opd, a min seems to be an hour to him, but when he talks with the doctor an hour seems to be a min to him.
  • 3.
    long waiting timein OPD & patient’s dissatisfaction TITLE
  • 4.
  • 5.
     In today’scompetitive healthcare market, patients expect more than just “satisfaction.” Patients are increasingly more demanding and more difficult to attract.  Patient satisfaction has become a high priority to hospitals and health plans across the country
  • 6.
    AIM • To showthe impact of long waiting time in OPD on patients dissatisfaction
  • 7.
    SCOPE a) What isOPD? b) What is waiting time? c) What is patient dissatisfaction? d) Causes of patients dissatisfaction. e) Relation of long waiting time with patients dissatisfaction. f) Causes of long waiting time. g) Effects of long waiting time. h) Remedies of long waiting time. j) Recommendation k) Conclusion
  • 8.
    WHAT IS OPD? •OPD means an Out Patient Department of a hospital. It is the section of the hospital where patients are provided medical consultations and other allied services
  • 9.
    WHAT IS WAITINGTIME IN OPD? • Waiting time refers to the time a patient waits in the clinic before being seen by one of the clinic medical staff. • Patient clinic waiting time is an important indicator of quality of services offered by hospitals.
  • 10.
    WHAT IS PATIENTSSATISFACTION? • Patient satisfaction is a measure of the extent to which a patient is content with the health care which they received from their health care provider
  • 11.
    CAUSES OF PATIENTSDISSATISFACTION • Long queue • Delay of the appointment • Patient queries are not answered by medical staff. • Short consultation time • Unnecessary Lab investigation • Complaint not addressed timely
  • 12.
    RELATION BETWEEN LONGWAITING TIME & PATIENTS DISSATISFACTION
  • 13.
    CAUSES OF LONGWAITING TIME a)Triage. Patients are not seen on a first-come, first-served basis.
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    jan-mar apr-jun jul-sepoct- dec obs 31 32 38 30 gynae 44 39 53 49 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 gynae obs Average everyday amount of patient in gynae & obs dept in KGH in 2015 b) Excessive amount of patient in comparison to the amount of service provider
  • 15.
    • Excessive amountof patient in comparison to the amount of service provider • negligence of the service providers.
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    Jose Mujica, Uruguyan president, waiting ina opd for his serial. • mismanagement in maintaining the serial.
  • 17.
    EFFECTS OF LONGWAITING TIME • Worsening of the patients condition. • leaving the hospital without being treated. • hampering the reputation of the hospital. • decrease reliability of the doctors.
  • 19.
    REMEDIES OF LONGWAITING TIME a) establishment of E & C department. b) increasing the number of service providers. c) arranging a recreation system in the waiting room. d) arranging a separate play room for the children. e) raising awareness among the patient. f) maintaining the serial properly
  • 20.
    RECOMMENDATION • a) Actionsof hospital authority • b) Conduct periodical training for doctors, nurses and all other hospital staffs on “quality of care” • c) Proper resource utilization • d) Media’s role
  • 21.
    CONCLUSION Exceeding patient expectationsis the best way of keeping patients happy!

Editor's Notes

  • #22 Improving the medical care in Bangladesh requires attention to service features that are regularly rated by patients There features include doctors, nurses, tangible process features etc. Service orientations of doctors and nurses is felt to be the strongest and important factor for influencing patient satisfaction in hospitals. Unless these are not addressed and awareness are not created foreign exchange losses will be significant as patients will look for treatment abroad.