Measures of customer satisfaction driven by the operational dynamics such as lead times have seldom been considered.
In addition, treatment satisfaction may be driven by the greater reductions in fasting glucose, HbA1c levels and less frequent hypoglycaemia with liraglutide treatment.
The desired need for the measurement of patient satisfaction has been largely driven by the underlying politics of "new public management" [ 4, 5] and the concomitant rise in the health consumer movement, with patient satisfaction being one of the articulated goals of healthcare delivery.
Angelou wrote for her own creative satisfaction, but she was driven by the desire to encourage and inspire people beyond their limitations, whether they were self-imposed, determined by society, or handed down through history.
The aesthetic satisfaction index was consistently low, driven by the high turbidity and a widespread presence of exotic floating weed species (Nymphaea mexicana, also known as the Yellow Waterlily).
The satisfaction ratings improved modestly after the initial year, suggesting residents viewed positively the changes in AHD as driven by the curriculum map.
Winning teams are driven by the players.
The problematic issues in SOA are driven by the gap between management's buy-in to SOA and the ability of software architects and developers to deliver production-worthy software code that achieves user satisfaction.
This outcome might be driven by the context of our study; namely, consumers get in touch with a company to resolve a specific problem and therefore might focus more on complaint satisfaction and less on overall satisfaction with the company.
The assessment of maternal satisfaction was planned to be conducted according to the governmental strategy for continuous quality improvement and patient safety [ 15], but certainly, it was partly driven by the aforementioned activities of the public initiative.
