Table 2.

Characteristics of the original validated instruments to measure patient satisfaction with CMM services.

Author (year)Name of instrument—abbreviationsLanguageConstruct definitionHow is the administration?Type of questions (number of questions)Number of respondents
Armando et al. [21] (2012)Patient satisfaction survey (Cuestionario de satisfacción de pacientes)SpanishSatisfaction is defined as a reflection of the provider’s ability to meet the needs of patientsSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (10); open-ended (1)103
Armandoet al. [22] (2005)Patient satisfaction survey under pharmacotherapy follow-up (Cuestionario de satisfacción de pacientes bajo Seguimiento Farmacoterapéutico)SpanishSatisfaction is defined as a humanistic outcome of approving quality of care and reflects the provider’s ability to meet patients’ needsSelf-administered printed instrumentdichotomic (6)*;
Likert-scale 1–4 (5); open-ended (1)
40
Gourley et al. [23] (1998)Pharmaceutical care questionnaire—PCQEnglishUndefinedInstrument administered by interviewer**Likert-scale 1–5 (17)227
Kassamet al. [24] (2009)Satisfaction surveyEnglishUndefinedSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (15)147
Larson et al. [25] (2002)Pharmacy services questionnaire—PSQEnglishPatient satisfaction can be seen as a personal assessment of health care services and providers who reflect the reality of care, as well as the patient’s preferences and expectations, and can be conceptualized as an assessment of the pharmacist’s performance in patient care.Self-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (20)428
Lyra Júnior et al. [26] (2004)UndefinedPortuguesePatient satisfaction is defined as an outcome which reflects the degree of involvement of the pharmacist in the care process as well as the needs and expectations of the patientPrinted instrument administered by an interviewerLikert-scale 1–5 (14); open-ended (2)30
Moczygemba et al. [27] (2010)Patient satisfaction surveyEnglishUndefinedSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (15); open-ended (3)47
Monje-Agudo et al. [28] (2015)Patient satisfaction assessment survey (Encuesta de valoración de la satisfacción de los pacientes)SpanishUndefinedSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (10); open-ended (1)154
Moon et al. [15] (2016)Patient satisfaction surveyEnglishUndefinedSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–4 (9); open-ended (1)195
Author (year)Name of instrument—abbreviationsLanguageConstruct definitionHow is the administration?Type of questions (number of questions)Number of respondents
Armando et al. [21] (2012)Patient satisfaction survey (Cuestionario de satisfacción de pacientes)SpanishSatisfaction is defined as a reflection of the provider’s ability to meet the needs of patientsSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (10); open-ended (1)103
Armandoet al. [22] (2005)Patient satisfaction survey under pharmacotherapy follow-up (Cuestionario de satisfacción de pacientes bajo Seguimiento Farmacoterapéutico)SpanishSatisfaction is defined as a humanistic outcome of approving quality of care and reflects the provider’s ability to meet patients’ needsSelf-administered printed instrumentdichotomic (6)*;
Likert-scale 1–4 (5); open-ended (1)
40
Gourley et al. [23] (1998)Pharmaceutical care questionnaire—PCQEnglishUndefinedInstrument administered by interviewer**Likert-scale 1–5 (17)227
Kassamet al. [24] (2009)Satisfaction surveyEnglishUndefinedSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (15)147
Larson et al. [25] (2002)Pharmacy services questionnaire—PSQEnglishPatient satisfaction can be seen as a personal assessment of health care services and providers who reflect the reality of care, as well as the patient’s preferences and expectations, and can be conceptualized as an assessment of the pharmacist’s performance in patient care.Self-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (20)428
Lyra Júnior et al. [26] (2004)UndefinedPortuguesePatient satisfaction is defined as an outcome which reflects the degree of involvement of the pharmacist in the care process as well as the needs and expectations of the patientPrinted instrument administered by an interviewerLikert-scale 1–5 (14); open-ended (2)30
Moczygemba et al. [27] (2010)Patient satisfaction surveyEnglishUndefinedSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (15); open-ended (3)47
Monje-Agudo et al. [28] (2015)Patient satisfaction assessment survey (Encuesta de valoración de la satisfacción de los pacientes)SpanishUndefinedSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (10); open-ended (1)154
Moon et al. [15] (2016)Patient satisfaction surveyEnglishUndefinedSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–4 (9); open-ended (1)195

*Dichotomic = yes or no questions.

**The instrument was applied by a third partial and the format (printed or digital) was not described by the authors.

Table 2.

Characteristics of the original validated instruments to measure patient satisfaction with CMM services.

Author (year)Name of instrument—abbreviationsLanguageConstruct definitionHow is the administration?Type of questions (number of questions)Number of respondents
Armando et al. [21] (2012)Patient satisfaction survey (Cuestionario de satisfacción de pacientes)SpanishSatisfaction is defined as a reflection of the provider’s ability to meet the needs of patientsSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (10); open-ended (1)103
Armandoet al. [22] (2005)Patient satisfaction survey under pharmacotherapy follow-up (Cuestionario de satisfacción de pacientes bajo Seguimiento Farmacoterapéutico)SpanishSatisfaction is defined as a humanistic outcome of approving quality of care and reflects the provider’s ability to meet patients’ needsSelf-administered printed instrumentdichotomic (6)*;
Likert-scale 1–4 (5); open-ended (1)
40
Gourley et al. [23] (1998)Pharmaceutical care questionnaire—PCQEnglishUndefinedInstrument administered by interviewer**Likert-scale 1–5 (17)227
Kassamet al. [24] (2009)Satisfaction surveyEnglishUndefinedSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (15)147
Larson et al. [25] (2002)Pharmacy services questionnaire—PSQEnglishPatient satisfaction can be seen as a personal assessment of health care services and providers who reflect the reality of care, as well as the patient’s preferences and expectations, and can be conceptualized as an assessment of the pharmacist’s performance in patient care.Self-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (20)428
Lyra Júnior et al. [26] (2004)UndefinedPortuguesePatient satisfaction is defined as an outcome which reflects the degree of involvement of the pharmacist in the care process as well as the needs and expectations of the patientPrinted instrument administered by an interviewerLikert-scale 1–5 (14); open-ended (2)30
Moczygemba et al. [27] (2010)Patient satisfaction surveyEnglishUndefinedSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (15); open-ended (3)47
Monje-Agudo et al. [28] (2015)Patient satisfaction assessment survey (Encuesta de valoración de la satisfacción de los pacientes)SpanishUndefinedSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (10); open-ended (1)154
Moon et al. [15] (2016)Patient satisfaction surveyEnglishUndefinedSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–4 (9); open-ended (1)195
Author (year)Name of instrument—abbreviationsLanguageConstruct definitionHow is the administration?Type of questions (number of questions)Number of respondents
Armando et al. [21] (2012)Patient satisfaction survey (Cuestionario de satisfacción de pacientes)SpanishSatisfaction is defined as a reflection of the provider’s ability to meet the needs of patientsSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (10); open-ended (1)103
Armandoet al. [22] (2005)Patient satisfaction survey under pharmacotherapy follow-up (Cuestionario de satisfacción de pacientes bajo Seguimiento Farmacoterapéutico)SpanishSatisfaction is defined as a humanistic outcome of approving quality of care and reflects the provider’s ability to meet patients’ needsSelf-administered printed instrumentdichotomic (6)*;
Likert-scale 1–4 (5); open-ended (1)
40
Gourley et al. [23] (1998)Pharmaceutical care questionnaire—PCQEnglishUndefinedInstrument administered by interviewer**Likert-scale 1–5 (17)227
Kassamet al. [24] (2009)Satisfaction surveyEnglishUndefinedSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (15)147
Larson et al. [25] (2002)Pharmacy services questionnaire—PSQEnglishPatient satisfaction can be seen as a personal assessment of health care services and providers who reflect the reality of care, as well as the patient’s preferences and expectations, and can be conceptualized as an assessment of the pharmacist’s performance in patient care.Self-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (20)428
Lyra Júnior et al. [26] (2004)UndefinedPortuguesePatient satisfaction is defined as an outcome which reflects the degree of involvement of the pharmacist in the care process as well as the needs and expectations of the patientPrinted instrument administered by an interviewerLikert-scale 1–5 (14); open-ended (2)30
Moczygemba et al. [27] (2010)Patient satisfaction surveyEnglishUndefinedSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (15); open-ended (3)47
Monje-Agudo et al. [28] (2015)Patient satisfaction assessment survey (Encuesta de valoración de la satisfacción de los pacientes)SpanishUndefinedSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–5 (10); open-ended (1)154
Moon et al. [15] (2016)Patient satisfaction surveyEnglishUndefinedSelf-administered printed instrumentLikert-scale 1–4 (9); open-ended (1)195

*Dichotomic = yes or no questions.

**The instrument was applied by a third partial and the format (printed or digital) was not described by the authors.

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