CUSTOMER SATISFACTION YUDI ARIMBA WANI
OUTLINE
Customer Satisfaction
Plate Waste Study
Definition
Definition
Methods to measure Survey
Reasons of plate waste in hospital
Topics of evaluation
Methods to measure
Measurement method of your study
Measurement method of your study
Defining Customer Satisfaction
Consumers’ response to a particular focus at the particular time (Glese and Cote, 2002)
Customer Satisfaction
To evaluate the quality standard of services are being met with consumer expectation
Method of Customer Satisfaction Measurement
Customer satisfaction survey Walk-through audit
Mystery shoppers reports
Focus group
Customer Satisfaction Survey
A series of questions desinged to secure feedback from customer on the food and service
(Puckett, 2004)
Written Survey
Konsumen tidak nyaman Illeterate Customers have strong positive/negative feeling
Topics of Customer Satisfaction Evaluation
Facilities: inside-outside appearance,lighting, noise level, location, atmosphere Food: appearance, taste, temperature, price, menu selections, size of portion Service: attentiveness of staff, knowledge of staff, timeliness, payment, accuracy order,responsiveness of staff, friendliness of staff, appearance of staff, appropriateness of interaction with customers
Customer Satisfaction Survey
Jumlah sampel: min. 40 atau 4 hari (seluruh pasien)
Kriteria Inklusi : Rawat inap kelas 3 Pernah mengonsumsi makanan RS (min. 3x)
Kriteria eksklusi: Umur<18 th Pasien dengan keterbatasan fisik,kognitif, dan emosi (ditetapkan oleh clinical dietitian) Pasien dengan makanan cair
Inform consent
PLATE WASTE STUDY
Plate Waste Study
Determine the percentage of uneaten food
Reasons of Plate Waste in Hospital
Clinical issues
Food and menu issues
• Poor appetite • Special diet-texture modified diets • Changes in sense of taste and smell
• Food quality-not tasty/too spicy/over aor under cooked food • Menu choice-limited food choice/dislike food choice • Food presentation-not hot enough/poor appearance
Reasons of Plate Waste in Hospital
Service issues
Environmental issues
• Physical problem-packaging,immobility,need for feeding assistance • Plated food systems • Ordering problems-unsufficient information
• Meal time inappropriate • Ward environment-noise,smell, others moving • Insufficient time to eat, meal interruption
Methods of Plate Waste Study
Weighed food
Visual estimation
Digital imaging
Plate Waste Study
Metode: digital imaging
Jumlah sampel: 3 hari observasi 40 piring/hari (jumlah pasien RS > 40 orang) Total piring (jumlah pasien RS < 40 orang)
Kriteria inklusi: Pasien kelas 3 Menu makan siang, makanan biasa
Kriteria eksklusi: Makanan dimakan oleh bukan pasien
Plate Waste Study
Item menu yang diukur: Makanan pokok, lauk hewani, lauk nabati,sayur, buah (kondisional) Pemberian kode pada piring yang akan diukur Skala pengukuran: None consumed (sisa penuh) ¼ consumed (sisa ¾) ½ consumed (sisa ½) ¾ consumed (sisa ¼) All consumed (sisa 0)
Plate Waste Study
Pengambilan gambar: Memakai kamera HP min. 5 MP/digital camera Sebelum dan sesudah dikonsumsi pasien (1 plato) Gambar setiap item menu dengan penyertaan alat ukur (TIDAK MEMAKAI penggaris) Diambil dengan sudut pengambilan 45º (memakai tripod), gelas minuman diambil dgn sudut kemiringan 0º , posisi piring/plato diletakkan di tempat yang telah ditandai Pemberian kode gambar dengan baik Berkoordinasi dengan petugas pengantarpengambil makanan Dilakukan di dapur RS dengan pencahayaan bagus (di satu tempat)
Referensi
Minuman
Sisa
TES PENGAMATAN
004
045
007
011
035
021
049 LH
KONFIRMASI
004
Termakansesuap
Sisa 1/2 1/2
045
Sisa 1/4
007
Sisa 1/4
011
Termakan sesuap
035
Sisa 3/4
021
Sisa 1/4
049 LH
Termakan sesuap
Sisa 1/4
Comstock, E.M., Symington, L.E., Chmielinski, H.E.,and McGuire, J.S., 1979. Plate Waste in School Feeding Programs: Individual and Agregate Measures. Gregoire, M.B., 2013. Foodservice Organizations A Managerial and Systems Approach. New Jersey: Pearson Education, Inc.
References
Pucket, R.P., 2004. Food Service Manual for Health Care Institutions. Williams, P. and Walton, K. 2011. Plate Waste in Hospitals and Strategies for Changes. Johns, N., Hartwell, H., and Morgan, M., 2010. Improving the provision of meals in hospital. The patients’ viewpoint. Appetite 54, 181–185. doi:10.1016/j.appet.2009.10.005
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