Patient preferences and choices as a reflection of trust—A cluster analysis comparing postsurgical perceptions in a private and a public hospital

Keyphrases

• Cluster Analysis 100%
• Private Hospitals 100%
• Public Hospitals 100%
• Patient Preference 100%
• Postsurgical 100%
• Medical Staff 75%
• Israel 50%
• Surgical Procedures 50%
• Medical Treatment 50%
• Staff Commitment 50%
• Israeli 25%
• Major Components 25%
• Healthcare Professionals 25%
• Health Systems 25%
• Clinical Outcomes 25%
• Telephone Interview 25%
• Active Participation 25%
• Sociodemographic Characteristics 25%
• Patient Perception 25%
• Patient Autonomy 25%
• Confidentiality 25%
• Patient Empowerment 25%
• Patient Care 25%
• Structured Questionnaire 25%
• Surgeons 25%
• Personal Empowerment 25%
• Education Level 25%
• Publicly Funded 25%
• Aging Level 25%
• Physical Condition 25%
• Public Health System 25%
• Informed Patient 25%
• Sociodemographic Parameters 25%
• Patient Response 25%
• Medical Errors 25%
• Patient's Family 25%
• Private Medical Services 25%
• Freedom of Choice 25%
• Hierarchical Cluster Analysis 25%
• Group Trust 25%
• Empowerment Process 25%
• Patient Concerns 25%
• Mutual Learning 25%
• Trust in Healthcare 25%
• Public-private 25%
• Perceived Autonomy 25%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Private Hospital 100%
• Public Hospital 100%
• Patient Preference 100%
• Cluster Analysis 100%
• Healthcare System 75%
• Medical Staff 75%
• Surgical Technique 50%
• Combination Therapy 50%
• Health Care 50%
• Clinical Outcome 25%
• Cross-Sectional Study 25%
• Patient Care 25%
• Medical Error 25%
• Surgeon 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Surgical Technique 100%
• Combination Therapy 100%
• Cluster Analysis 100%
• Patient Preference 100%
• Cross Sectional Study 50%
• Health Service 50%
• Patient Care 50%
• Surgeon 50%
• Medical Error 50%