The provided table gives information about the percentage of clients that showed satisfaction with four fields of three hospitals.
Overall, it is noteworthy that Hospital C received the most positive feedbacks and dominated overall services. Additionally, Hospital A showed the best aspects in treatment and aftercare while Hospital B recorded the lowest point of three categories.
With regard to hospital staff, the figure for Hospotal C peaked at about 92%, followed by Hospital A with 74% and only 65% of patients felt satisfied with this service in Hospital B. Conversely, the disparities in waiting time service exhibited considerable differences, which approximately 82% of clients were pleased with Hospital C. The percentage of satisfied patients treated in Hospital A and B accounted for almost 40% and 50%, respectively.
Concerning the quality of treatment, Hospital A showed the highest point which 85% of clients showed satisfaction while Hospital C received 84% of good feedbacks and 77% in Hospital B. Notably, the quality of aftercare service in Hospital A were considered as the best with 83% of satisfaction, followed by Hospital C with 82% and Hospital B with merely 67%.
