Yadav, J UMane, Deepmala P2015-04-212015-04-212014-11Yadav J U, Mane Deepmala P. Study of Patient Dissatisfaction in Government Hospital. Indian Medical Gazette. 2014 Nov ; 148 (11): 408-410.http://imsear.searo.who.int/handle/123456789/157678The present study was conducted to know the various reasons for patient dissatisfaction at various places and explanations of service providers for patient dissatisfaction. 400 patients selected from all departments and key service providers at Government Medical College Hospital, Miraj. 364 (91%) patients had one/ more dissatisfaction/s to report. Of the 37 types of dissatisfaction reported, 10 were found to be of serious nature viz. cursory clinical examination (56%), lack of counseling (40%), inadequate privacy during clinical examination (14.28%), lack of explanation regarding drug schedule (43%), unsatisfactory emergency management (32.95%), occurrence of post-operative surgical complications (28.82%), discharged without relief (6.18%) and illegal demand of money, etc. Most of these were ‘acts of omission’ on part of service providers. In terms of legal liability, the ‘service-provider’ constitutes a ‘collective responsibility’ with respect to application of law.endissatisfactionservice providerc p aHealth Service --economicsHealth Services --legislation & jurisprudenceHealth Services --methodsHospital-Patient RelationsHospitals, Public --economicsHospitals, Public --legislation & jurisprudenceHospitals, Public --methodsHumansIndiaPatient SatisfactionArticle