"sick satisfaction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, particularly when describing a feeling of twisted pleasure or enjoyment that is morally wrong or disturbing. Here is an example: The serial killer smiled with sick satisfaction as he watched his victim beg for mercy. Another example: Despite the tragic events that had occurred, there was a sick satisfaction in knowing that justice had been served.
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"There's a certain sort of sick satisfaction in getting to explore that," Heigl says.
But if you get a sick satisfaction from that particular kind of nastiness that keeps your stomach turning and your eyes peeled, Hasler's human geometry will certainly do the trick.
This way avoids the potential mushing, plus the sick satisfaction of slicing the banana's throat.
Socio-demographic factors that have been shown to be associated with higher attendance rates in LMICs include relative higher wealth, seeking healthcare at health facilities when sick, and satisfaction with services at the health facility [ 11].
The TCI was originally developed to measure team innovation, but has subsequently been used by others to predict outcomes other than innovation including intention to leave, satisfaction, sick leave, and team effectiveness [ 42- 45].
Here, (1) means only in the absence of disease, will an individual completely enjoy her life; when she is sick, she receives no satisfaction during the sick periods.
By promoting staff's health, biophilic design helps to reduce sick leave, while improving satisfaction and attention levels (Browning et al. 2012; Heerwagen 2000; Raanaas et al. 2011; Ikei et al. 2014; Nieuwenhuis et al. 2014).
Greater worker engagement, increased productivity, fewer sick days, greater job satisfaction, increased worker concentration, easier recruitment, and reduced turnover all affect the bottom line.
Sicker MA enrollees may be less satisfied with program Citing his own findings and previous research that found more problems getting needed care among MA enrollees than beneficiaries in traditional Medicare, Riley wrote that, "Disenrollment of high-cost individuals may be related to persistent lower levels of satisfaction among sicker MA enrollees".
It is what helps him to learn, bestows him with compassion for his patients, brings him satisfaction when the sick recover.
