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Patient vs. Companion Satisfaction in the Emergency Department: Cross-sectional, Telephone-Based Survey
Introduction: In Lebanon, it is common for multiple family members to accompany patients to the ED. In this cultural context, where family is closely involved with patient care, we sought to identify and compare factors associated with satisfaction among patients and their companions during the same
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