Job satisfaction has become an increasingly important topic of focus for the medical
profession over the last 20 years. This report details the application of factor analysis to …

INTRODUCTION Prior studies, using limited data from the Hospital Consumer Assessment
of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) surveys, reported that public reporting …

Background Job satisfaction in the hospital is an important predictor for many significant
management ratios. Acceptance in professional life or high workload are known as …

The percentage of hospitals that are physician led has been steadily declining and now
stands at or near an all-time low. What price do the health care system and the people it …

Research, all over the world, is starting to recognize the potential impact of physicians'
dissatisfaction and burnout on their productivity, that is, on their intent to leave the job, on …

Scand J Caring Sci; 2012; 26; 236–244 Psychosocial work environment and prediction of
job satisfaction among Swedish registered nurses and physicians–a follow‐up study In …

Recognizing the impact of healthcare professional (HCP) burnout has led to vigorous
interest from organizations and individuals regarding how to most effectively promote HCP …

Job satisfaction is defined as an employee's positive reaction towards his/her work.
Changes in health policies, which are seen as a threat to the autonomy of health workers …

Background: Job satisfaction could be assessed using the single-item global approach or
the multidimensional approach. This study aims to assess the work facets predicting the …

Since its introduction in 1983, the Greek NHS is under an almost constant reform, aiming
improvement on the efficiency and the quality of provided services. The national program of …