Patient Satisfaction Surveys: Tips for Developing & Updating Them

There are several anesthesia and pain management practices that have not implemented patient satisfaction surveys, however subjective patient experience is an outcome measure that is here to stay and practices should look into developing surveys, according to an Anesthesia Business Consultants blog post.

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The American Society of Anesthesiologists’ Committee on Performance Outcomes and Measurement has developed a set of survey questions that can serve as the basis patient satisfaction surveys at anesthesia practices. The committee formulated 15 questions that practices developing or updating patient satisfaction surveys can consider.

Ultimately, the benefits of surveying patients outweigh the hassle, according to the blog post.

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