Research Article
Patient Satisfaction in Malaysia’s Busiest Outpatient Medical Care
Table 3
Association between sample characteristics and health service satisfaction (
= 340).
| Characteristics | Mean (SD) | value |
| Gender | | 0.005 | Male | 60.0 (6.9) | | Female | 58.0 (5.7) | | Age (years) | | 0.001 | <30 | 58.1 (3.7) | | 30–49 | 59.0 (7.5) | | ≥50 | 61.4 (8.1) | | Marital status | | 0.288 | Single | 58.7 (5.1) | | Married | 59.5 (7.1) | | Monthly household income (MYR) | | <0.001 | <3000 | 63.4 (10.2) | | ≥3000 | 58.0 (4.2) | | Current employment status | | 0.267 | Employed | 59.4 (7.1) | | Unemployed | 59.0 (6.1) | | Student | 59.9 (6.2) | | Retired | 57.4 (2.9) | | Highest education level | | 0.004 | High school | 60.4 (8.1) | | Tertiary education | 58.4 (5.1) | | Residence | | 0.078 | Urban | 58.9 (6.5) | | Rural | 60.4 (6.4) | | Overall health perception | | 0.347 | Very good | 55.1 (9.8) | | Good | 59.4 (6.4) | | Fair | 58.8 (6.8) | | Bad | 58.2 (2.6) | | Purpose of visit to clinic | | <0.001 | Follow-up treatment | 59.1 (5.7) | | Newly referred case | 61.0 (8.4) | | Others | 51.6 (10.0) | |
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