They found that other indicators of wellbeing – such as satisfaction with family life or with free time – were unaffected by switching jobs.
There have been different ways in evaluating treatment, such as satisfaction and health status (e.g., symptom score).
Instead of using outcomes such as satisfaction of treatment or health status, the treatment effect is increasingly measured as QoL.
Previous literature discussed the influence of evaluative criteria or attribute evaluation on consumer responses such as satisfaction and dissatisfaction (Park 2012; Yeo and Rhee 1996).
Given that determinants, such as satisfaction with apprenticeship, also influence the intention to remain, these determinants should be investigated in more detail.
Further analysis explored the relationship between the measures and other variables, such as satisfaction and achievement ratings, project characteristics and personal characteristics.
This input also serves as a guide to less tangible, but often as important, attributes such as satisfaction, acceptability or aesthetics.
However with a shift to a service model where success will be driven by factors such as satisfaction and health outcomes, smart healthcare providers recognize that systems optimized for production are ill-equipped to optimize for outcome.
The notion of model-theoretic validity mimics the notion of universal validity, but is defined just with the help of the set-theoretic apparatus developed by Tarski (1935) for the characterization of semantic concepts such as satisfaction, definability, and truth.
Respondents' subjective judgments on aspects relevant to their life, such as satisfaction with the social environment, satisfaction with their own economic condition, and satisfaction with life in general, were explored.
The great benefit of the CarerQoL-7D instrument over earlier studies that measured the burden on informal caregivers is the fact that it can measure positive dimensions as well as the burden, such as satisfaction and support received from others.
