Acceptability as key determinant in client satisfaction: Mongolia
Year: 2006
Author:Sovd T, Mmari K, Lipovsek V, Manaseki-Holland S
The primary focus of this study is to investigate which characteristics of health service quality are most likely to determine client satisfaction with health services among adolescents in Mongolia. This study demonstrates the importance of understanding and measuring different aspects of health service quality in defining client satisfaction. Although both accessibility and acceptability of services have been shown to be important in other studies, characteristics relating to acceptability emerged as critical in determining client satisfaction among adolescents in Mongolia. Efforts to improve health service delivery to adolescents need to understand and address the "adolescent friendly" characteristics that are most salient, and least fulfilled, in each particular context.


