However substantial variation in disenrollment rates remains among practices with similar levels of patient satisfaction, limiting the utility of voluntary disenrollment as a performance indicator for primary care in England.
Results indicated that NA-stimuli partially mediated the relationship between Romantic/Passionate and Satisfaction (lower limit = 0.02, upper limit = 0.43).
Mediation was not detected for the relationship between Open/Direct and Satisfaction (lower limit = −0.02, upper limit = 0.48).
Although the direct evidence for the link between achievement goals and life satisfaction is limited, previous research has provided some indirect support.
Third, information on the effects of PIU on life satisfaction is limited.
Evidence of the association between enhanced involvement and higher satisfaction is limited and inconclusive [ 4, 5].
In addition, evidence on the effect of extending consultation times on health outcomes and patient satisfaction is limited and contradicting.
Dispensing lower numbers of prescriptions may have created more opportunities for personalised patient care services, thereby increasing patient satisfaction and limiting the possibility of a pharmacy switch.
The evidence related to the relationship between personality and job satisfaction is limited in this review as only one study explored this concept.
Our evaluation of satisfaction was limited by the fact that we asked women their views by telephone without using a more detailed questionnaire.
