Sentence examples for satisfaction of practice from inspiring English sources

A main strength of our study is that we used internationally validated measures for the evaluation of organizational attributes and job satisfaction of practice assistants [ 13, 14].

The results of the study show how organizational attributes and socio-demographic characteristics are associated with the job satisfaction of practice assistants in German primary care settings.

Patient satisfaction correlates positively with the general job satisfaction of the non-physician (r=0.25, p<0.01) and no significant correlation was found for the general job satisfaction of practice principals and physician colleagues.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the job satisfaction of practice assistants and the organizational attributes within their general practices in Germany and to explore the existence of possible associations.

Higher scores of the different aspects of job satisfaction compared to our data were found in studies which have also evaluated job satisfaction of practice assistants in general practices with the Warr-Cook-Wall questionnaire [ 17, 18].

As a marker of service quality, patient satisfaction of practice nurse delivered PFMT will be assessed at the end of PFMT training through the completion of a modified Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) Short-Form Patient Satisfaction Questionnaire (PSQ-18) by all women who have been recruited to PFMT training.

Irvin was a naturally sunny spirit, and his art evokes a world of confidence and gaiety, where one could enjoy, as he did, a fine cigar, a game of billiards, and the satisfaction of practicing a difficult craft extremely well.

From 2000 randomly selected general practices 234 took part in the job satisfaction survey of practice assistants.

No significant correlation was found between patients' satisfaction and the job satisfaction of the practice principal.

Cohen suggests professionalism "is a way of acting" [ 23] or what Williams characterizes as the "humdrum day- in, day- out, everyday work that is the real satisfaction of the practice of medicine [ 24]".

This in turn created a sense of job satisfaction for practice managers.