The research aims to analyze the reality of the health service in the Syrian private
hospitals in Lattakia City; by answering the following questions:
* What is the level of the health service in hospitals in terms of the availability of the
follo
wing basic dimensions: Tangibility, empathy, responsiveness, assurance and security,
reliability and credibility?
* What is the impact of the dimensions of health service quality in customer
satisfaction?
The survey form was designed and distributed to (105) customer of the patients who
checked in private hospitals in Lattakia City, where a convenience sample was chosen.
The results of research indicated, that there is a good understanding of the following
dimensions: Tangibility, empathy, responsiveness, and assurance and security between
members of the research sample. The study results also indicated that there is a significant
and positive effect of (empathy and emphasize security and reliability) dimensions on
customer satisfaction as dependent variable, which the regression model explained (80%)
of the differences in customer satisfaction, while Tangibility and speed of response did not
affect customer satisfaction as a dependent variable.
This research aims at evaluating service quality at tartous call
center in Syrian Coast. This is achieved by concentrating on the
service performance ( SERVPERF) to measure the recognized
service quality. The data for this research were collected using a
questionnaire . 200 had been distributed. 179 were returned, which
amounts for 89.5% of the distributed questionnaires.
The purpose of this research is to study the relationship between the
quality of private high education and students satisfied.
In this search, the searcher used service quality dimensions:
- Tangibles.
- Reliability.
- Responsiveness.
- Assura
nce.
- Empathy.
For studding its relationship with students satisfied.
The aim of this study is to measure the quality of the service provided by the Syrian
Telecommunications Company from customers’ point of view. Tishreen Telephone
Exchange in Lattakia was examined using the SERVQUAL standard which is modified by
a
dding two dimensions; network quality and communication.
The study shows the process of measuring the quality of provided fixed telephone services
in terms of difference between what customers expect and what they actually receive. The
data was collected using a questionnaire designed by Parasuraman and others. 200
questionnaires were randomly distributed to the company's customers.
The results of the study indicate that there is a gap in all dimensions (Tangibility,
reliability, responsiveness, assurance, empathy, network quality and communication) and
that customers' expectations exceed what the company actually provide. The study
concluded with some recommendations including the necessity of improving the quality of
service, training the staff and adopting quality as a basic standard for work.