And when Miranda isn't using his protean brain like the hammer of the gods, forging rhyme schemes that cut like folded steel on tracks like "My Shot," "Guns and Ships" and the "Cabinet Battle" songs, he's wielding that hammer like a glassblower, tapping out intricate, crystalline gems of songs like "Satisfied," "Wait for It" and "Burn".
The highest levels of dissatisfaction were observed for the following three individual PS items in terms of percent "not completely satisfied": waiting time for appointments (21 %), the response/call back from scheduling after you have left a message (17.7 %) and care manager's effectiveness in helping with your care when you are at home (17%%).
Thankfully, it missed, sparing me the chore of flipping away every time it came on television, and worse still, of knowing it was out there, smug and self-satisfied, waiting for me on YouTube.
Women in both arms of the trial were equally satisfied with waiting time, but those in the new model were more satisfied with the time spent with their provider, although the difference was not significant (85.7% vs. 79.1%; 95% CI of the difference -0. 5% to13.7%) (Table 2).
Fifty-four percent selected either 'satisfied' or 'very satisfied' with waiting times for outpatient investigations; 27% were 'neither satisfied nor dissatisfied'.
Users were more satisfied when waiting time was shorter, prescribed medicines were available, and they received explanations of their condition.
Furthermore, women in both arms were equally satisfied with waiting time and information provided about their health, tests during pregnancy, and treatment they might need.
Delayed prescribing is not universally endorsed by GPs [ 13, 21], though patients seem to be confident and satisfied with wait-and-see prescriptions [ 7, 22].
Finally, multiple comparisons revealed that patients attending assessment sites in Fezile Dabi District were significantly less satisfied with waiting times than were patients in Motheo, Lejweleputswa, Thabo Mofutsanyana, or Xhariep Districts.
In this study, questions about accessibility and availability were rated slightly less favorably, mainly helpfulness of the staff (79 % of the responders were satisfied or very satisfied) and the waiting time in the waiting room (60%%).
In the opposite solution (waiting), although the overall passengers' satisfaction would be higher (since the in-bound passengers would be very satisfied to be waited for, in spite of their own arriving-delay), however by achieving a worsen SQ perform.
