The phrase "ascertain satisfaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to determine or verify the level of satisfaction of a person or group, often in customer service or feedback scenarios.
Example: "To improve our services, we need to ascertain satisfaction among our clients through surveys."
Alternatives: "determine satisfaction" or "evaluate satisfaction".
At approximately 6 months after recruitment, the doctor (GP or clinician) who had referred the individual to the CGS was sent a questionnaire to ascertain satisfaction with the service provided.
Second, to ascertain satisfaction with the service of both service users and their referring doctors (GPs and hospital clinicians), and third, to describe regional variations in outcomes that could be attributable to service organisation or activity.
All women will also be asked to complete a short follow-up questionnaire after delivery to ascertain satisfaction with cervical ripening, labour and delivery, pain scores and comments on the labour (e.g. duration).
We must point out, however, that we ascertained satisfaction with NBS education only among those who recalled receiving such education (because we were interested in understanding the specific elements of education that were important predictors of satisfaction); therefore, our descriptive findings are likely to be an overestimate of the overall satisfaction levels in the population.
The survey was conducted to ascertain patient satisfaction with the procedures.
Subjects that had previous experience with the SRC were asked six further questions, (Additional file 1), to ascertain their satisfaction with the EMS encounter and the service that was provided.
The SIMS score was also used compared with participants adherence score to ascertain if satisfaction with information improved adherence to medication.
This is a cross-sectional descriptive study in which 300 respondents (outpatients) in two hospitals were surveyed to ascertain their satisfaction with the ethical conduct of radiographers and services provided by radiology nurses in the department.
We are not aware of any reports that have specifically ascertained patient satisfaction with receiving rituximab during treatment for DLBCL or adherence with treatment recommendations.
(Readers will note the absence of contemporary approaches to ascertain outcomes and satisfaction.
A post-test survey was administered to ascertain participant's satisfaction with the examination process.
