The phrase 'a poor satisfaction' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a feeling of dissatisfaction or disappointment with something. For example, "His winnings from the lottery provided only a poor satisfaction compared to the amount he had hoped to win."
Consequently, obese patients are more likely to "doctor shop", which is an indicator of poor satisfaction with their care [ 9].
Patients who experienced an important improvement in quality of life are likely to be more satisfied that those who do not; however, a patient who responds dramatically to a treatment my have poor satisfaction if, for example, the clinician was rude, treatment overly expensive or waiting times too long.
Job satisfaction of physicians is an important issue because poor satisfaction is associated with suboptimal healthcare delivery and poor clinical outcomes [ 2].
The small percentage of survivors who complain of low satisfaction with quality of life may reflect low survival in the patients with lower satisfaction or poorer quality of life or an unwillingness to report poor satisfaction with QOL.
24 A recent Swedish study showed poor satisfaction with physical health.
We coded students responding with "never or almost never" as having a poor body satisfaction and students with other responses not having poor body satisfaction.
Although early postoperative radiographs showed partial loss of AC joint alignment in 3 patients (15%%) from group A and in 6 (30%%) from group B, poor satisfaction was only reported by 4 group B patients (20%%).
27 28 The low level of job and work environment satisfaction evident in this study will negatively affect the general attitude towards human factors because poor satisfaction is itself a deleterious stressor.
While RIM's poor satisfaction rating is mirrored by a striking decline in sales in the United States, that relationship does not extend to all brands.
