“The Impact of Hospital Environment on Nurse Performance and Patient Satisfaction”

Name: Maram Faisal Mohammed

Name: Amnah Hamad Ali Al Nashri

Name: Malak Hussain Frazier

Name: Manal Bakur Brnawi

Name: Wedad Mofi Al Dossary

Name: Basma Abdulmohsen Al Muwallad

Name: Mona Shades Al Fahmi

Name: Hanan Ali Hassan Hazazi

Name: Malak Saleh Badurais

Name: Samirah Ali Al Gubeshi

Name: Areej Mfoiz Al Mouled

Name: Tahani Mufawaz Al Ruaithi

“The Impact of Hospital Environment on Nurse Performance and Patient Satisfaction”

Abstract                                                              

This study examines the influence of the hospital environment on nursing performance and patient satisfaction. This study examines the influence of physical, organizational, and social dimensions of healthcare environments on the well-being and productivity of healthcare professionals, especially nurses, along with the overall patient experience. The research utilizes current literature that underscores the significance of a well-structured and supportive hospital environment in mitigating nurse burnout, enhancing job satisfaction, and promoting high-quality patient care. It underscores that patient satisfaction is significantly affected by elements including cleanliness, comfort, and the demeanor of healthcare personnel. The results indicate that an enhanced hospital environment, defined by sufficient staffing, competent leadership, and a patient-centric culture, results in superior nurse performance and increased patient satisfaction. Healthcare professionals are advised to improve infrastructure, foster a healthy organizational culture, manage workloads efficiently, and prioritize patient-centered treatment. By addressing these variables, hospitals can cultivate settings that benefit both staff and patients, thereby enhancing healthcare results.

Keywords: Hospital environment, Nurse performance, Patient satisfaction, Organizational culture.

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