Title of article
Service Quality about Health Sector of UK and Pakistan: A Comparative Study
Author/Authors
Iqbal ، Qaisar Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology, Islamabad Campus , Binti Hassan ، Siti Hasnah University Sains Malaysia, Main Campus
From page
473
To page
485
Abstract
The aim of this study is to determine mean comparison and identify similarities for all five dimensions of service quality between public hospitals in London city, UK and private hospitals in Attock city of Pakistan on the basis of patient’s perception. Data was collected from patients through selfadministered questionnaire. SERVQUAL was measurement scale, comprises of 21 items covering all five dimensions. Independence T-Test was performed to analyze collected data using Statistical software package for social sciences. Response rate is this study is 83.33%. It is concluded that in both sectors, performance of hospitals is lowest in responsiveness dimension of service quality. There is highest level of assurance among public hospitals of United Kingdom but in Pakistani private hospitals, empathy dimension is on higher side as compared to other four dimensions. Overall service quality in public hospitals of UK is better than those in private hospitals of Pakistan.
Keywords
Service Quality , HealthCare Units , developing and developed country , Patient’s perception
Journal title
International Journal of Management,Accounting and Economics(IJMAE)
Journal title
International Journal of Management,Accounting and Economics(IJMAE)
Record number
2592810
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