What are the five dimensions of the doctor-patient relationship questionnaire?

The five dimensions of the doctor-patient relationship questionnaire survey are: quality, communication and explanation, diagnosis and treatment technology, environmental facilities and service process. Based on the results of the survey, the five dimensions of service quality, communication and interpretation, diagnostic and treatment technology, environmental facilities and service processes to improve the doctor-patient relationship countermeasures proposed, the study is expected to coordinate the hospital doctor-patient relationship, improve the comprehensive level of medical services in hospitals have a reference significance. The doctor-patient relationship is an important interpersonal and social relationship that requires the participation of both doctors and patients***. With the development of health model, the coordinated development of doctor-patient relationship has become an important element to improve the quality of hospital medical services. Based on the literature review, this study took Hospital M as the research object and used self-designed questionnaires to measure the perceived satisfaction of outpatients, inpatients, doctors and nurses respectively. Analysis of the results revealed that in the service quality dimension outpatients and doctors, nurses and inpatients and nurses there was a significant difference (p0.05) and outpatients and inpatients satisfaction was lower than the satisfaction perceived by doctors and nurses. In the communication explanation dimension there was a significant difference (p0.05) between outpatients, inpatients and doctors and nurses, and the satisfaction of outpatients and inpatients was lower than the satisfaction perceived by doctors and nurses. There was a significant difference (p0.05) between outpatients and physicians and inpatients and physicians and nurses in the diagnostic and treatment technology dimension, and outpatient and inpatient satisfaction was lower than that perceived by physicians and nurses.