A Survey on Patient Satisfaction with Perioperative Anesthesia Care in a Tertiary Care Centre

Patient satisfaction is a well-established indicator of quality medical care and an important tool for improving standards health care. This study aimed to find the mean patient with perioperative anaesthesia they received. A descriptive cross-sectional was conducted at post-anesthesia unit (PACU) tertiary centre from January 2022 July after ethical approval Institutional Review Committee (Reference No.: 045-078/079). All patients who underwent emergency elective surgery under central neuraxial blockade, peripheral nerve blockade or general anesthesia intubation were assessed using 10-item predesigned questionnaire. total 330 completed In our interpersonal emotional aspects related similar all three types anesthesia. But received less satisfied postoperative pain nausea vomiting management. We found that in terms aspects. The physical such as compared regional