Quality of Care Questionnaire Results
There were no significant differences in the overall scores between COVID and Non-COVID cohorts in relation to the quality of care received in their hospital interactions (Table 3). No differences were seen in the medical care received, the identity oriented approach of care, and the socio-cultural approaches to care. There was a statistically significant result between cohorts in the physical technical conditions domain, where the women in the COVID cohort reported significantly more satisfaction in relation to nutrition received, equipment provided in the room and hospital, and the quality of the hospital bed (4.11 vs 3.4, 95% CI [-1.18 to -0.24], p<0.003).