Some authors have suggested that a better-integrated healthcare system would be, for providers, a source of satisfaction, challenge, motivation, creativity, pride, and well-being [ 6, 11].
Job satisfaction, feedback, challenges, trying to raise other people's expectations of themselves.
My management team and I always believed that you are in it for the ongoing satisfaction and challenges and it's really the battle.
An ecological model of practice in context emerged in which participants described daily practice satisfactions and challenges arising out of interactions among their personal characteristics, client characteristics, the work setting, and the food and nutrition and health care systems.
Caseload groups of two and those working with women with special needs succeeded in achieving good continuity, but some midwives felt that the quality of work and their personal work satisfaction were challenged by the frequent and long duty turns.
In early October, when the effort to reach a budget-deficit agreement with Congress was making large demands on his time, George Bush acknowledged that the task of mobilizing the world's opposition to the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait--and foreign policy in general--gave him more satisfaction than any challenges on the domestic front.
I was able to determine that people are most creative when they're driven by interest, enjoyment, satisfaction, and the challenges of the work itself, and not by external goals, external motivators, or external pressures".
From the logbooks, we could see the students' performance, challenges, satisfaction and confidence of central venous catheterization were improved through cumulative clinical practice of the procedure.
The IDI guide on the other hand contained 18 key items exploring CMs experiences; performance; job satisfaction; opportunities; and challenges faced (Additional file 2).
