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Table 1 The relationship between demographic characteristics and service quality score (N = 400)

From: Evaluation of service quality from patients’ viewpoint

Variables

N

%

Mean (±SD)

Test results

Gender

 Male

221

55.3

3.66 (0.56)

T = −2.99

P = 0.003

 Female

179

44.8

3.81 (0.42)

Education level

 No schooling

9

2.3

3.04 (0.17)

F = 11.90

P <  0.001

 Primary and Secondary school

162

40.5

3.82 (0.48)

 University

229

57.3

3.69 (0.51)

Residence Area

 Urban

344

86

3.72 (0.51)

T = 0.13

P = 0.89

 Rural

56

14

3.73 (0.47)

Marital status

 Married

290

72.5

3.70 (0.54)

F = 1.71

P = 0.14

 Single

88

22

3.78 (0.52)

 Widowed

10

2.5

4.04 (0.15)

 Divorced

12

3

3.64 (0.19)

Economic status

 Excellent

2

0.5

4.14 (0.01)

F = 1.46

P = 0.22

 Good

62

15.5

3.80 (0.56)

 Average

250

62.5

3.69 (0.50)

 Low

86

21.5

3.77 (0.50)

Rate of clinic visit

 First

130

32.5

3.70 (0.51)

F = 3.52

P = 0.08

 Second

78

19.5

3.81 (0.54)

 Third

60

15

3.78 (0.44)

 Fourth

34

8.5

3.91 (0.45)

 Fifth or more

98

24.5

3.59 (0.51)

Reason for admission

 New disease

136

34

3.81 (0.49)

F = 5.50

P = 0.04

 Postoperative follow-up

139

34.8

3.62 (0.49)

 Previous disease

125

31.2

3.75 (0.53)

Source of recommendation

 Doctors

176

44

3.76 (0.55)

F = 2.33

P = 0.04

 Family

66

16.5

3.63 (0.36)

 Friends or Relatives

110

27.5

3.69 (0.52)

 Media

15

6.3

3.89 (0.50)

 Other patients

23

5.8

3.73 (0.43)

Health status

 Excellent

27

6.8

3.89 (0.46)

F = 2.67

P = 0.04

 Good

125

31.3

3.75 (0.54)

 Fair

182

45.5

3.73 (0.51)

 poor

66

16.5

3.59 (0.43)