Table 2.

Adjusted Mean Satisfaction Score for Care for Most Recent Urgent Health Problem Among 1,227 Patients Who Used Different Services

Site of Service*Adjusted Score Mean (SE)95% CI
Note: Scores are based on a Likert scale in which 7 = very satis3 ed, 1 = very dissatisfied.
SE=standard error; CI=confidence interval.
* For site of care, F5,1,073=7.67; P<.001; eta2=.05.
† Adjusted for age, sex, self-reported health status, education, and income.
‡ Significantly (P <.004) higher satisfaction compared with patients who used emergency department, walk-in clinic, telephone health advisory service, or more than service.
§ Statistically significantly (P <.004) higher satisfaction compared with patients who used a walk-in clinic or more than 1 service.
¶ Statistically significantly (P <.004) higher satisfaction compared with patients who used more than 1 service.
Family physician6.1 (0.14)5.8–6.4
After-hours clinic§5.6 (0.20)5.2–6.0
Emergency department5.3 (0.08)5.2–5.5
Telephone health advisory service4.8 (0.32)4.2–5.5
Walk-in clinic4.7 (0.21)4.3–5.1
More than 1 service4.7 (0.17)4.4–5.0