Victorian Revolutionaries

Peckham, Morse

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“…Perhaps if training directors and other stakeholders in China focused on these issues in addition to trying to resolve the ones contributing to dissatisfaction, psychiatry residents in China would feel more satisfied. The high percentage of psychiatry residents who would not choose the same career is in sharp contrast to a recent report from the United States (29), which found 78% (the highest among all specialties) of young psychiatrists would choose psychiatry as their career and 82% would choose medicine if they had to do it all over again. Nearly a fifth of our residents reported an intention to quit residency.…”

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Psychiatry Residents in China: Socio-Demographic Characteristics, Career Satisfaction, and Related Factors

Jiang

Zhou

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Front. Psychiatry

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Objective: To study the socio-demographic characteristics, the working environment, and the level of career satisfaction among psychiatry residents in China. Method: This was a part of a large-scale, nation-wide online survey of hospitals, healthcare professionals, and patients. Data, including socio-demographics, work hours, income, job satisfaction, and intention to quit were collected anonymously. Respondents also completed the Minnesota Satisfaction Questionnaire (MSQ). Results: One thousand sixty residents nested in 32 psychiatric hospitals in 29 provinces in China completed the survey. Respondents were predominantly female (69.0%), worked an average of 47.8 ± 11.6 h per week, and 28.97% had experienced medical disputes in the previous year. The top three reported reasons for dissatisfaction were low pay (50.1%), contentious doctor-patient relationships (17.6%), and high workload (10.8%). An intention to quit their current job was reported by 18.7% of residents. The overall mean MSQ score was 73.8 ± 13.8, with significant differences across post-graduate training years and regions. A multilevel regression analysis found that a higher MSQ score was significantly associated with fewer years in residency, shorter work hours, higher monthly pay, having medical liability insurance, and feeling satisfied with the level of doctor-nurse cooperation, their hospitals' medical disputes prevention/management, and the healthcare workers' social environment. Conclusion: Psychiatry residents in China are predominantly female and well-educated. They are only moderately satisfied with their career. Poor salaries, contentious doctor-patient relationships and high workload are among their top complaints and may explain why a considerable proportion are intending to leave their current residency. More support from the government regarding residents' salaries, workload and working environment may help improve their job satisfaction and retention, ensuring that China will have a pool of well-trained and engaged psychiatrists for the future.

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Psychiatry Residents in China: Socio-Demographic Characteristics, Career Satisfaction, and Related Factors

Jiang

Zhou

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“…As Morse Peckham posits, "Browning, like Hegel, saw culture as a structure and a force that contains within itself inherent contradictions and confusions"; and here these "contradictions and confusions" are the conspicuous subjects of the poem's central opposition. 30 However, in demonstrating a dynamic and "movable" art stylistically, Aristophanes here draws attention to the ways in which a poetry capable of facing "Low and Wrong and Weak and all the rest" can do so both thematically and linguistically. Indeed, language itself frequently enacts aspects of the cultural critique it mediates.…”

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“Thebourgeoisnature indifficulties”: The Crisis of Liberalism in Robert Browning'sAristophanes’ Apology

Hankinson¹

2020

Victorian Literature and Culture

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Nathan K. Hensley's recent study, Forms of Empire (2016), posits that liberalism, as the nineteenth century progressed, came up against the “wayward meanings” generated by its own contradictions, particularly the “curious intimacy between legality and harm” that characterized a doctrine of individual freedom inextricably rooted in violent imperial expansion. For Hensley, “the dogged persistence of killing in an age of liberty disrupted the conceptual assumptions of progressive idealism”; while “the very inseparability of law and violence, never more painfully evident than in episodes of colonial war and legal emergency, collapsed the logical principles of non-contradiction and identity that remain our common sense.”

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Victorian Revolutionaries

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Psychiatry Residents in China: Socio-Demographic Characteristics, Career Satisfaction, and Related Factors

Psychiatry Residents in China: Socio-Demographic Characteristics, Career Satisfaction, and Related Factors

“Thebourgeoisnature indifficulties”: The Crisis of Liberalism in Robert Browning'sAristophanes’ Apology

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