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B. Key findings 8
C. Detailed findings 10
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A. Objectives and methodology
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In view of changing healthcare landscape in Jaipur, we conducted a patient
behaviour survey
Area of survey 4
The survey had four main objectives
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We interviewed 113 patients from 8 hospitals with a structured questionnaire
A cross-section of hospitals
14 hospitals
Sample including private, public and
trust catering both single
speciality and multi-speciality
selected based on
their size, ownership
pattern and speciality
Face to face interview with
Tool the patients with a structured
questionnaire
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Patients had a diverse profile including men and women from various
occupations and age groups
1%
19% 12% 13%
7%
34%
16%
45% 34%
66%
27% 20%
5%
45% respondents are 66% respondents are male and 34% respondents are from
between 20 to 40 34% is female business.
years old.
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We found seven aspects of patient behaviour which are relevant for a
hospital’s decision making
1 Jaipur hospitals receive almost half the patients from other parts of Rajasthan outside
Jaipur.
The top five specialities in terms of patient volume are Orthopedics, General medicine,
2 Oncology, Gastroenterology and Cardiology.
A doctor’s goodwill is the most important criterion for patients to choose a hospital.
3 It is followed by hospital’s reputation and specialisation.
While care received from Doctors is rated highly, hospitals need to make efforts to
5 improve their infrastructure and reception services. There is also a room for
improvement in care provided by nurses.
6 A vast majority of patients are happy to recommend their hospital to other people.
While doctor’s reputation is top 5 criteria in judging a hospital after patients have
experienced the services, quality of doctors, quality of treatment and quality of facilities
7 carry more weight in judging a hospital.
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C. Detailed findings
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We covered three stages of a patient’s experience with hospital services to
map their profile and understand behaviour
3 1
Criteria for Source market
Post Pre
judgement Disease incidence
admission
Recommendation discharge Selection criteria
Repeat patient (loyalty)
2
During
admission
Average length of
stay (ALOS)
Medical care
Services
Source: Kanvic 11
Almost half the patients come from other cities in Rajasthan
3
10 An overwhelming 48%
patients come from cities
other than Jaipur in
Rajasthan.
Orthopedics 17.7%
Gastroenterology 12.4%
Combined with General
medicine and Oncology,
Cardiology 8.8%
they cover almost half the
patients in Jaipur.
Neurosurgery 7.0%
NO
42%
YES
58%
Outpatients
46% Inpatients
54% 48%
33%
20%
13%
A 13% 13% 0%
C 75% 87%
75% 75%
NR
D 12% 24% 24%
90%
E 80% 100% NR
30%
F 50% 60% 30%
87%
G 47% 60% 78%
NR - No Response
Source: Kanvic Patient Survey 2010 17
While some hospitals have been rated excellent by 80 percent patients for
reception services, the rating is as poor as 12-13 percent for others
2
Hospital
Hospital
A 13% 87%
H 74% 23% 3%
Hospital
NR - No Response
Source: Kanvic Patient Survey 2010 20
Infrastructure is also an issue with a couple of hospitals
Hospital
B 80% 20%
Quality of infrastructure
also needs improvement.
C 75% 25%
While half the hospitals have
been rated excellent by over
D 24% 59% 17% 75 percent patients for
infrastructure, the other half
lags behind by a large
E 90% 10%
difference.
H 66% 26% 8%
Hospital
A 100%
B 100%
C 100%
D 94% 6%
E 90% 10%
F 100%
G 100%
H 91% 9%
Yes No
Quality of
Importance for judging a hospital
doctors
Quality of criterion in choosing and judging
treatment
Quality of
a hospital.
facilities
Doctor’s
Quality of reputation
While quality of doctor,
staff Quality of treatment, and facilities are
services
important for judging the
hospital, they are not highly rated
Medium
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Authors of the study
Deepak Sharma
Director
M: +91 99283 77800
E: deepak@kanvic.com
Maxime Assedo
Junior Consultant
M: +91 76655 96165
E: maxime@kanvic.com
Abhishek Taragi
Junior Consultant
M: +91 94147 96338
E: abhishek@kanvic.com
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