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      The objective of this study is to investigate how patients satisfaction are affected by satisfaction with the patient menu and differentiated service resulting from QI activities and to evaluate the efficiency of QI activities. In order to improve satisfaction with menus through QI activities, this study strengthened meal round, examined the quantity of food waste produced by patients, diversified one-dish menus and used seasonal food as much as possible to reflect patients’ tastes to the maximum. With regard to cooking, additionally, it strengthened sampling and standardized recipes to maintain the constancy of taste and cooking/seasoning. From July 2003, dining time was changed from 08 : 00 to 07 : 30 for breakfast and from 17 : 30 to 18 : 00 for dinner. Statistical data analyses were completed using the SPSS 11.0 program. The results can be summarized as follows: The goal of QI was to improve food service by raising the score of “Satisfaction with Offered Menus” from 3.49 before QI to 3.55 after QI and differentiating nutrition service at the VIP ward. The score of “Satisfaction with offered menus” after QI was 3.56, and services related to the VIP ward were 7 dishes per meal, meal round once per day and the use of a napkin for a spoon in setting the table. In addition a variety of dishes were used in order to heighten the visual effect. Among the 10 items included on the patient satisfaction questionnaire, 8 items showed higher scores before QI. “Taste of meals” (p < 0.05), “Satisfaction with offered menus” (p < 0.05), “Kindness of meal serving assistants” (p < 0.05) and “Cleanliness of clothes & features” (p < 0.05) of VIP ward were significantly higher than those of a general ward. (Korean J Community Nutrition 9(2) : 225 ~ 232, 2004)
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      The objective of this study is to investigate how patients satisfaction are affected by satisfaction with the patient menu and differentiated service resulting from QI activities and to evaluate the efficiency of QI activities. In order to improve sat...

      The objective of this study is to investigate how patients satisfaction are affected by satisfaction with the patient menu and differentiated service resulting from QI activities and to evaluate the efficiency of QI activities. In order to improve satisfaction with menus through QI activities, this study strengthened meal round, examined the quantity of food waste produced by patients, diversified one-dish menus and used seasonal food as much as possible to reflect patients’ tastes to the maximum. With regard to cooking, additionally, it strengthened sampling and standardized recipes to maintain the constancy of taste and cooking/seasoning. From July 2003, dining time was changed from 08 : 00 to 07 : 30 for breakfast and from 17 : 30 to 18 : 00 for dinner. Statistical data analyses were completed using the SPSS 11.0 program. The results can be summarized as follows: The goal of QI was to improve food service by raising the score of “Satisfaction with Offered Menus” from 3.49 before QI to 3.55 after QI and differentiating nutrition service at the VIP ward. The score of “Satisfaction with offered menus” after QI was 3.56, and services related to the VIP ward were 7 dishes per meal, meal round once per day and the use of a napkin for a spoon in setting the table. In addition a variety of dishes were used in order to heighten the visual effect. Among the 10 items included on the patient satisfaction questionnaire, 8 items showed higher scores before QI. “Taste of meals” (p < 0.05), “Satisfaction with offered menus” (p < 0.05), “Kindness of meal serving assistants” (p < 0.05) and “Cleanliness of clothes & features” (p < 0.05) of VIP ward were significantly higher than those of a general ward. (Korean J Community Nutrition 9(2) : 225 ~ 232, 2004)

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      1 "Where are we?(II)." 2 (2): 12-30, 2002

      2 "Towards a definitive view oTowards a definitive view of the nature of hospi- tality and hospitality managementf the nature of hospi-tality and hospitality management International Journal of Con-temporary Hospitality Management 11" 11 (11): 165-173, 1999

      3 "The ten step of quality asurance in health care." 2002

      4 "The ten step of quality assurance in health care" The Korea Society of Quality Assurance in health care 1995

      5 "The case study of patient satisfaction with hospital foodservice" 97 (97): 9-12, 1997

      6 "The Case Study of the Nutrition Services for Patients; as a Result of the Changes in Fod Services Manage- ment" 8 (8): 83-90, 2003

      7 "Strategies for enhancing patients satisfaction with hospital fodservice" 123-143, 1999

      8 "Q· I of the nutrition service for patients" 97 (97): 2-8, 1997

      9 "Quality of patient meal service in hospitals deli-very of meals by dietary employees vs delivery by nursing emplo-yees" 1129-1134, 1994

      10 "Quality Improvement of the Nutrition & Fod Services part" 95 (95): 24-, 1995

      1 "Where are we?(II)." 2 (2): 12-30, 2002

      2 "Towards a definitive view oTowards a definitive view of the nature of hospi- tality and hospitality managementf the nature of hospi-tality and hospitality management International Journal of Con-temporary Hospitality Management 11" 11 (11): 165-173, 1999

      3 "The ten step of quality asurance in health care." 2002

      4 "The ten step of quality assurance in health care" The Korea Society of Quality Assurance in health care 1995

      5 "The case study of patient satisfaction with hospital foodservice" 97 (97): 9-12, 1997

      6 "The Case Study of the Nutrition Services for Patients; as a Result of the Changes in Fod Services Manage- ment" 8 (8): 83-90, 2003

      7 "Strategies for enhancing patients satisfaction with hospital fodservice" 123-143, 1999

      8 "Q· I of the nutrition service for patients" 97 (97): 2-8, 1997

      9 "Quality of patient meal service in hospitals deli-very of meals by dietary employees vs delivery by nursing emplo-yees" 1129-1134, 1994

      10 "Quality Improvement of the Nutrition & Fod Services part" 95 (95): 24-, 1995

      11 "Quality Improvement Through Monitoring Health Care" 3 (3): 28-39, 1996

      12 "Quality Improvement" 2-15, 2001

      13 "QA of patient satisfaction with hospital fodservices," 20-32, 1996

      14 "Patients Evaluation on Foodservice in University and General Hospitals" 2 (2): 616-623, 1997

      15 "Management total quality in food service" 140-143, 1994

      16 "Incorporation of continuous Quality Improvement" hospital diatary department management program 1404-1408, 1994

      17 "Hospitalized patients perceptions of hospital fod-service I· Emphasis on the fod characteristics" 95-103, 1994

      18 "Hospital nutrition services I: Organization, personnel and producti- vity of nutrition department." 34 (34): 458-471, 2002

      19 "Determing the complexity of patient satisfaction with fodservices" 394-401, 1994

      20 "Continuous quality improvement in inpatient clinical nutrition services. Continuous quality improvement in impatient clinical nutrition service" 95 (95): 65-74, 1995

      21 "Consumers perceptions of hospital food and dietary service" 1711-1715, 1990

      22 "Consumer opinions of hospital fod and fodservise" 236-242, 1980

      23 "Comission Accreditation Manual for Hospitals." Joint Comission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organization 1996

      24 "Cases of executing management strategies for feeding in hospitals through new management techniques" 221-241, 1998

      25 "Analysis of Patient Satisfaction with Hospital Foodservice Quality." 33 (33): 464-476,

      26 "A Study on CQI activity to Suply Exact Meals deli- verly for Patients" 29-307, 1999

      27 "A Case Study on Quality Improvement of the Food Services for Patients; Focused on back-up order" 8 (8): 755-762, 2003

      28 "A Case Study of Food Quality in a Hospital Foodservice System-With Special Reference to Patient Satisfaction" 29 (29): 348-356, 1996

      29 "A Case Study of Food Quality in a Hospital Fodservice System" 104-104, 2002

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