Introduction patient satisfaction is a quality of care predictor that allows to identify specific
areas of improvement. Frequently, parents are who provide this information when their
children are too young or cannot communicate. The aim of the study was to determine
parents' satisfaction with paediatric oncology care and its relationship with
sociodemographic variables. Material and methods a cross-sectional observational study
was carried out. Parents whose children suffered from cancer and were treated in the …

Results 24 parents agreed to particape. The average in experience dimension of CUCACE
was 88, 99 and 87, 01 in satisfaction. All participants referred as positive the treat received at
the units, however, 41, 7% declared it should be enhanced. No relationship between
satisfaction and sociodemographic variables were found. Conclusions Parents of children
with cancer demonstrated high satisfaction with care. Information and communication with
medical staff need to be strengthened.