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Background: Patient satisfaction with nursing care emerges as an important indicator for the assessment of the Structure and Process in the Results factors. Objectives: Psychometric assessment of the Patient Satisfaction with Hospital Nursing Care Scale. Methodology: Quantitative cross-sectional study with a sample of 1,290 patients. Results: The confirmatory factor analysis did not show an acceptable goodness-of-fit of the original structure composed of 6 factors and 21 items. The several models assessed point to a 3-factor and 18-item structure (χ2 (130)=840.944; χ2/ df=6.469; p=.000; GFI=.930; PGFI=.707; RMSEA=.065). Individually, the Quality of Care, Information Quality and Quality of Nursing Care factors are more comprehensive, covering the aspects included in the initial 6 factors. The final version of the scale showed a moderate to high reliability index (α=.875), explaining 71.5% of the total variance. Conclusion: The psychometric study highlights an adequate final structure of the scale, with potential for identifying and monitoring patient satisfaction with nursing care.

Assessment of the psychometric properties of the Patient Satisfaction with Hospital Nursing Care Scale