P-054 IMPLEMENTATION OF A SATISFACTION SURVERY IN HERNIA INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION CAMPAIGN

Abstract Aim To assess the feasibility of implementing a survey in surgical cooperation campaign to know about patients' demographics and satisfaction with service provided. Material methods A was designed collect data each patient during our 5 days The Gambia. Satisfaction items were ranged from 1 5. Local nurses trained carry out survey. We encouraged every perform before discharge. Results 48 patients hernia operated. Groin hernioplasty most common procedure (45, 93,8%). 45 (93,8%) men. Mean age 52,2 years. Only 4 (8,3%) did not fill 10 (23,8%) that filled local. Between foreign ones, median travel distance time 103 km (IQR 52–149 km) 2 hours 1–3 hours), respectively. frequent means transport public (22, 75,9%). job occupation farmer (15, 31,3%), followed by local businesses (8, 16,7%). About items, all mean punctuations over 4,4. All surveyed would recommend program, only (4,5%) didn't perceived quality care according cost health services. Conclusions is feasible way study target population future campaigns specific destination. It allows if meets standards patient's opinion.