1128 Satisfaction with the Health Care System in Families with Children with Mental or Physical Disabilities and Chronic Disease

Background and aims: Families with children with chronic conditions face a broad range of health care professionals and facilities in the care-taking of their child. Parents' satisfaction is known to be related to the family-centeredness of the service organization and to the personal relation to the health professionals. Parental satisfaction with health services is often found to be low. This study aims at examining the contacts the child had to the health care system, parental satisfaction with services and if satisfaction was related to the child's diagnosis.