Patient satisfaction surveys

These surveys are typically conducted after a patient's visit or hospital stay and can include questions about the quality of care, communication with healthcare providers, wait times, and overall satisfaction with the experience.

• Evaluation of the clinical effectiveness of bundled care interventions on pressure ulcer incidence in neurosurgical patients
• Patient perspectives in neurosurgery: the role of patient-reported experience measures (PREM) in enhancing care quality
• Road map to enhanced recovery protocol for endonasal endoscopic approach to pituitary adenomas: Surgical short-term outcome and experience of a single ENT/neurosurgery collaboration
• A cross-sectional study to assess patients' perception of physicians' communication skills: 15 minutes is what it takes
• Patient Perspectives on Awake Transforaminal Endoscopic Decompression Surgery Outcomes
• Targeted muscle reinnervation for treatment of neuropathic pain in non-amputees - Indications and outcomes
• A retrospective analysis of patients deemed ineligible for surgery in a multidisciplinary complex spine conference
• Integrating a novel tablet-based digital neurocognitive assessment tool in brain metastases patients

Sexual health is rarely addressed by healthcare providers during spinal care. Profession as well as type of surgery seems to play a role on whether sexual health is discussed during consultations ¹⁾