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Info-Santé CLSC : un service efficace?
Author(s) -
l hagan,
g garon
Publication year - 1998
Publication title -
canadian journal of public health-revue canadienne de sante publique
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.17269/cjph.89.1047
Satisfaction, self-care and cost savings resulting from the use of CLSC's Info-Sante service of the Quebec region have been evaluated in the period 48-72 hours after the user's call to the service. Data have been collected by a telephone survey on a random sample of 394 users. Results show a very high rate of satisfaction with the majority of the 14 selected indicators. The waiting time until connection with a nurse was the main source of dissatisfaction. Approximately 91% of callers did not have to call back the service for the same problem. The majority of users (83%) carried out the actions recommended by the nurse, and 89% felt they would be able to handle the problem if it recurred. If Info-Sante did not exist, 76% of service users declared that they would have visited a doctor to solve their problem. If they had done so, it would have cost an estimated nearly two million dollars to the Quebec Government.

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