Satisfaction, quality and loyalty of public services

Patient Satisfaction With the Quality of Health Services Provided by Public Hospitals in Rasht, Iran

Patient influences on satisfaction and loyalty for GP services.

Little is known about the influence that patients themselves have on their loyalty to a general practitioner (GP). Consequently, a theoretical framework that draws on diverse literature is proposed to suggest that along with satisfaction, patient loyalty is an important outcome for GPs. Comprising 174 Australian patients, this study identified that knowledgeable patients reported lower levels o...

Can Service Quality, Trust, and Customer Satisfaction Engender Customers Loyalty?

This research has proposed a conceptual framework to investigate the effects of customers’ perceived service quality, trust, and customer satisfaction on customer loyalty. To test the conceptual framework, structural equation modeling (SEM) has been used to analyze the data collected from 304 customers of a major private telecommunication company operating in Bangladesh. The results of the stud...

Organizational Citizenship Behavior, Customers Loyalty and Quality of Services A Study of Iranian service organization

This study aims to determine organizational citizenship behavior’s impact on customer loyalty and quality of services. That is to examine, organizational citizenship behavior of nurses and patients (customers) of the Kermanshah province hospitals by two hypotheses. Population comprised of 1524 nurses which 544 nurses were selected as sample. Also sample of same size in a random way in a period ...

Satisfaction Strength and Customer Loyalty

Although empirical research indicates that satisfaction is intimately linked to loyalty, anecdotal evidence reveals that many customers who state that they are very satisfied with a service provider nevertheless subsequently defect. In this paper, the authors focus on identifying which customers are vulnerable to defection despite stating high levels of satisfaction. Drawing on the emerging per...