Problems of Effective Transmission Between Health Information Officers and Patients

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Ltd., New Delhi QUESTIONNAIRE ON THE Problems OF EFFECTIVE Transmission BETWEEN HEALTH INFORMATION OFFICERS AND PATIENTS (A CASE STUDY OF FEDERAL EDICAL CENTRE, NGURU) Good day sir/ma, I am ......................................., studying the Problems of effective Transmission between health information officers and patients, a case study of Federal Medical Centre, Nguru and the findings of this study will help in reforms in Nigeria. I hope to have a few minutes of your time to fill out this questionnaire as all information you provided on this questionnaire is highly confidential and can only be used for this research purpose. Your identity is not needed in any way. There are different section questions in this questionnaire with each question to be answered with Strongly Agree, Agree, and Disagree and Strongly Disagree response. Please place a tick (“√”) mark on the box for your response. Please tell me if you have any other questions about the research or in how to fill in the questionnaire. On completion, please just hand back the form to me. Thanks for your anticipated corporation. E-ISSN 2545-529X Section A: Background Information 1. Age a. below 21yrs [ ] b. 21-30 years [ ] c. 31-40 years [ ] d. 41 -50 [ ] e. 51 and above 2. Marital status a. Married [ ] b. Single [ ] c. Widow [ ] d. Separated [ ] e. Divorced [ ] 3. Gender a. Male [ ] b. Female [ ] Research questions Is there effective Transmission between health information officers and patients in the Federal Medical Centre, Nguru? Yes [ ] No [ ] What are the impacts of effective Transmission between health information officers and patients in the Federal Medical Centre, Nguru? S/N Statements SD D A SA 1 It helps in proper checkmating of patients 2 It helps in fast improvement of the health conditions of the patients 3 It increases the patients’ satisfaction index 4 It improves quality of health care delivery in the hospital 5 It helps to avoid error in patients attendance What are the factors militating against effective Transmission between health information officers and patients in the Federal Medical Centre, Nguru? S/N Statements SD D A SA 1 Too much workload on the part of the health information officer 2 Lack of enough computer system 3 Poor infrastructural facilities 4 Poor security system 5 Poor funding to health Thanks.