Parental Satisfaction towards Care Given at Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and Associated Factors in Comprehensive and Referral Hospitals of Southern Ethiopia
Table 5
Experience towards health care service and facilities, concerning their neonate at comprehensive and referral hospitals of southern Ethiopia, 2022 ().
Variables
Strongly disagree with (%)
Disagree with (%)
Uncertain with (%)
Agree with (%)
Strongly agree with (%)
The child’s room is quiet enough for him/her to rest
8 (2.0)
35 (8.7)
6 (1.5)
234 (58.7)
118 (29.4)
The caregivers take care of the infant to lay well-cared for bed
5 (1.2)
19 (4.7)
9 (2.2)
215 (54.6)
153 (38.2)
There is a provision of water and food by the hospital
8 (2.0)
54 (13.5)
15 (3.7)
219 (54.6)
105 (26.2)
There is the quality of food
17 (4.2)
81 (20.2)
61 (15.2)
181 (45.1)
61 (15.2)
There is a functional and clean toilet
17 (4.2)
106 (26.4)
28 (7.0)
200 (49.9)
50 (12.5)
There is ventilation in the room
20 (5.0)
96 (23.9)
23 (5.7)
176 (43.9)
86 (21.4)
There is adequate treatment
8 (2.0)
32 (8.0)
38 (9.5)
229 (57.1)
94 (23.4)
There is enough bed in this ward
13 (3.2)
62 (15.5)
60 (15.0)
163 (40.6)
103 (25.7)
The hospital compound is cleaned
5 (1.2)
45 (11.2)
45 (11.2)
241 (60)
65 (16.2)
There is an availability of necessary information using direction indicators
31 (7.7)
93 (23.7)
73 (18.2)
166 (41.4)
38 (9.5)
There is access to ways to present complaints to concerned bodies
7 (1.7)
65 (16.2)
37 (9.2)
233 (58.1)
59 (14.7)
Accessibility of necessary laboratory investigation
