Which statement is true regarding the factors that impact patient satisfaction with a hospitalization?
A)The quality of care delivered is the primary factor related to
B) The patient's understanding of his/her condition influences satisfaction
C) The length of the hospital stay is the deciding influence on satisfaction
D) The patient's satisfaction has little to do with actual health improvement
Answer: D) The patient's satisfaction has little to do with actual health improvement
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