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. 2021 Dec 20;9:753536. doi: 10.3389/fped.2021.753536

Table 1.

Summary of the pediatric patient-reported experience measures.

No. PREM name Year and country of origin Type (generic/
disease specific)
Patient or proxy completion Number of items Number of domains Domain descriptors
1 Child HCAHPS 2015, United States (10) Generic Proxy 62 5 Communication with parent, Communication with child, Attention to safety and comfort, Hospital environment, Global ratings.
2 Children and Young People's Inpatient and Day Case Survey 2014 2014, United Kingdom (11) Generic Both 74 10 Presence of pain, Pain relief, Overall experience, Involvement in decisions, Communication on arrival, Communication about care and treatment, Communication before operation/procedure, Communication after operation/procedure, Discharge communication, Advice on post-discharge care.
3 Children's Revised Humane Care Scale (CRHCS) 2019, Finland (12) Generic Both 41 6 Professional practice, Information and participation in own care, Cognition of physical needs, Human resources, Pain and apprehension management, Interdisciplinary collaboration.
4 Clinician and Group Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CG-CAHPS) 2007, United States (13) Generic Proxy 33 N/A N/A
5 Consultation and Relational Empathy measure (CARE) 2004, United Kingdom (Scotland) (14) Generic Both 10 4 Not specified.
6 Consumer Assessment of Health Plan Study (CAHPS) 2.0 Child Core Questionnaire 2014, United States (15) Generic Proxy 7 5 Courtesy and respect of office staff, Helpfulness of office staff, Providers' communication skills with parents, Respect shown to parents by providers, Providers' communication skills with children.
7 Consumer Assessment of Health Plans Survey (CAHPS) 2002, United States (16) Generic Proxy 18 9 Getting care quickly, Doctor's communication; Health plan customer service, Getting prescription medicines, Getting specialized services, Family centred care-shared decision making, Family centred care-getting needed information, Family centred care-personal doctor.
8 Consumer Assessment of the Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) 2012, United States (17) Generic Proxy 29 9 Care from nurses, Care from doctors, The hospital environment, Experiences in this hospital, Post-discharge overall rating, Understanding care post-discharge, About patient.
9 Disease-specific patient satisfaction questionnaire 2014, Germany (18) Disease specific (IBS) Patient 32 N/A N/A
10 Epilepsy 12 2002, United Kingdom (19) Disease specific (epilepsy) Both 18 N/A N/A
11 EMPATHIC-30 2011, Netherlands (20) Generic (ICU) Proxy 30 5 Information, Care and treatment, Organization and coordination of care, Parents and family engagement, Team care (pediatrician and other clinicians involved in the care of the children), Overall score.
12 Evaluation of the Quality of Diabetes Care' (PEQ-D) 2002, Netherlands (21) Disease specific (diabetes) Patient 14 N/A N/A
13 Experience of Service Questionnaire (ESQ) 2002, United Kingdom (22) Disease specific (mental health) Both 12 N/A N/A
14 Family-Provider Relationships Instrument-NICU (FAMPRO-NICU) 2001, United States (23) Generic (NICU) Proxy 65 3 Belief-desire, Feelings, Intentions.
15 FCCS (Family Centered Care Survey) 2006, Canada (24) Generic Proxy? 20 N/A N/A
16 GYV (Give Youth a Voice) 2008, Canada (25) Generic Patient 56 4 Supportive and respectful relationships, Information sharing and communication, Support of independence, Teen centered services. Note: adapted from MPOC.
17 Inpatient Survey (IS) 2013, United Kingdom (26) Generic Patient 86 N/A N/A
18 McLean Hospital's Perception of Care survey 2002, United States (27) Generic (inpatient psychiatric care) Both 20 4 Interpersonal aspects of care, Continuity/coordination of care, Communication/information received from treatment providers, Global evaluation of care.
19 MPOC-20, MPOC-32, MPOC-56 1996, Canada (28) Generic Proxy 20, 32, 56 5 Enabling and partnership, providing general information, Providing specific information about the child, Coordinated and comprehensive care, Respectful and supportive care.
20 Mind the Gap 2007, United Kingdom (29) Generic Both 22 3 The environment, Care processes, Healthcare provider characteristics.
21 Neonatal Instrument of Parent Satisfaction (NIPS) 1996, Canada (30) Generic (NICU) Proxy 27 N/A N/A
22 NRC Health Patient Survey 2020, United States (31) Generic Proxy 20 N/A N/A
23 P-MISS (Medical Interview Satisfaction Scale) 1986, United States (32) Generic Proxy 23 3 Parent communication and child communication, Parent communication and adherence intent, Distress relief and adherence
24 Parent's Perceptions of Primary Care (P3C) 2001, United States (33) Generic Proxy 23 6 Continuity of care, Accessibility of care, Contextual knowledge of physicians, Communication skills of physicians, Comprehensiveness of care, Coordination of care.
25 Pediatric Family Satisfaction Questionnaire (PFSQ) 2002, United States (34) Generic Proxy 35 3 Hospital services and accommodation, Nursing care, Medical care
26 Pediatric Family Satisfaction-ICU (pFS-ICU) 2001, United States (35) Generic (ICU) Proxy 24 5 How did we treat your family member (the patient), Symptom management: how well the ICU staff assessed and treated your child's symptoms, How did we treat you? Information needs, Process of making decisions.
27 PedsQL - Healthcare Satisfaction Generic Module 2005, United States (36) Generic Both 26 6 Information, Family inclusion, Communication, Technical skills, Emotional needs, Overall satisfaction.
28 Picker Inpatient Survey 1990's, United States (37) Generic Proxy 35 7 Partnership, Overall care, Physical comfort, Information to parents, Confidence and trust, Continuity and transition, Coordination of care.
29 Press Ganey Inpatient Pediatric Survey 1998, United States (38) Generic Proxy 38 8 Admission, Nursing care, Tests and treatments; Family and visitors, Child's physician, Discharge, Personal issues, Overall assessment.
30 Press Ganey Medical Practice Survey United States (39) Generic Proxy 29 6 Access to care, Visit processes, Nursing, Care provider, Personal issues, Overall assessment.
31 Press Ganey Patient Satisfaction Survey United States (40) Generic Patient Not provided 4 Inpatient overall, ED overall, Inpatient speed of admission, ED wait times to treatment
32 Press Ganey Physician Specialties Survey United States (41) Generic Proxy 39 N/A N/A
33 Press Ganey Satisfaction Survey (unique to each study) United States (42) Generic Proxy Varies Varies Varies
34 Swedish Pyramid Questionnaire (Quality of Patient Care Questionnaire - Parents Version)/ Swedish parent satisfaction questionnaire 2001, Sweden (43) Generic Proxy 63 8 Information on illness, Information on routines, Accessibility, Medical treatment, Care processes, Staff attitudes, Parent participation, Staff work environment.
35 The Picker Institute's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Family Satisfaction survey 2014, United States (44) Generic (NICU) Proxy 80 8 Information and education to parents, Environment and visitation policies, Family and infant support by the NICU, Confidence and trust in the NICU, Continuity and transition, Family participation in care, Overall impressions, Coordination of care.
36 The Children's Hospital Boston Inpatient Experience Survey 2013, United States (45) Generic Proxy 62 8 Care from nurses, Care from doctors, Doctors/nurses/parents working together, Hospital experiences (procedures, pain management, comfort), Hospital environment, Child's medication, Arrival at and discharge from the hospital, Overall ratings.
37 The national cancer patient experience survey 2010–2014, United Kingdom (46) Disease Specific (cancer) Patient 79 (varied each year) N/A N/A
38 The patient-reported experience measure (PREM) for children in urgent and emergency care. 2012, United Kingdom (47) Generic (emergency care) Both 29 N/A N/A
39 Young Patient Survey 2004, United Kingdom (48) Generic Both 89 9 Respect for patient preferences, Coordination of care, Information and education, Physical comfort, Emotional support, Involvement of family and friends, Continuity and transition, Overall quality of care, Confidentiality and privacy.