Reading for personal satisfaction and fulfilment should take place at whatever speed works best for them.
"He designated the purpose of marriage to go far beyond the personal satisfaction and fulfilment of adults, to more importantly, advancing the ideal setting for children to be born, reared and nurtured".
This can prepare the ground for change by supporting employees to work in new and creative ways, and increase their job satisfaction and fulfilment by doing well a job they love (Linley 2008; Pegg and Moore 2005).
Our role as human beings and our satisfaction and fulfilment is very much tied up in our experience of that world – which has its own pace and its own speed.
A common definition of patient satisfaction is "fulfilment of treatment expectations".
There are four separate domains (clinical, functional, satisfaction, and fulfilment of expectation), with the clinical domain being a surgeon-completed section not used as part of the numerical score.
Despite the similarity of many of the items making up the four most popular PROMS, it is clear that three (OKS, WOMAC, KOOS) were designed solely for patients, whereas the KSS has an 'objective' section primarily designed for completion by surgeons which is reported separately from the PROMS instruments that measure function, satisfaction and fulfilment of expectations.
The objective section of the NKSS, which includes the technical outcome of the procedure on the basis of pain, range of motion (ROM), alignment and stability, is completed by the physician, and the subjective parameters of the NKSS, which include patients' knee function, satisfaction and fulfilment of expectations, is completed by the patient [ 1, 6].
He may beam with satisfaction at the fulfilment of his pamphlet's plan.
Satisfaction is the fulfilment of one's wishes, expectations, needs, or desires [37].
