Satisfaction with information on treatment
The satisfaction with information about medicines measure scale (SIMS) can be used to gauge how satisfied people are with the information given by healthcare professionals like pharmacists. The name of the particular medicine was mentioned in the questionnaire, just like in the BMQ. The amount of information received is rated by parents of premature newborns as “too much,” “about right,” “too little,” “none received,” and “none needed.” For each item, a score is generated in order to determine the parent’s overall level of satisfaction; if the parent is satisfied (responded with “about right”), a score of 1 is provided. This receives a score of 0 if the parent is not satisfied (answers of “too much,” “too little,” “none needed,” or “none received”) 9 of the 17 original questionnaire items that were previously reported were utilized (