German physicians “on strike”—Shedding light on the roots of physician dissatisfaction

Burnout among physicians and nursing staff working in the emergency hospital of Tanta university, Egypt

“…It is associated with difficult working conditions and feelings of dissatisfaction with work (5). A study among German physicians found that more than one-third of the health-care professionals examined were experiencing professional burnout (6). Another study revealed that burnout can affect up to 45% of medical and nursing staff (7).…”

A study of job satisfaction and work environment perception among doctors in a tertiary hospital in Delhi

“…[3] Job satisfaction is also important to the future recruitment of new doctors and retention of the existing doctors, in addition to the productivity and quality of the services provided by the doctors, who are an essential and integral component of our medical care system. [4] Although many studies have been conducted to Þ nd out the level of job satisfaction among doctors, yet very few have been conducted in India, especially in the recent past. This study was planned with the objective of determining the level of job satisfaction among doctors working in a tertiary hospital in Delhi and the various factors associated with it.…”

The workplace satisfaction of Romania’s medical personnel in state and public institutions

“…Though a number of studies measuring the extent of certain factors that contribute to job satisfaction among members of medical institutions (Murray et al, 1986;Zellars et al, 2001;Janus et al, 2007;Peng et al, 2010;Kantsiper et al, 2009;) have been done, this study intends to lie a foundation for a more elaborate research that will utterly analyze the current situation in Romanian private and public medical institutions focusing on their human resource component and why medical personnel is becoming less humane by correlating the level of satisfaction with the emotional intelligence component.…”