Abstract Background Widespread dissatisfaction among United States (US) clinicians could
endanger ongoing reforms. Practitioners in rural/underserved areas withstand stressors that …

Objective: We sought to identify patients and physicians from similar geographic sites and to
examine how closely patients' satisfaction with their overall healthcare correlates with …

Abstract Background Neurological conditions (NCs) can lead to long-term challenges
including functional impairments and limitations to activities of daily living. People with …

Objectives: To establish a reliable and concise measure of career satisfaction that covers all
4 of its dimensions and to document higher dimensions of satisfaction among the major …

The results of the 2004 CFPC/CMA/RCPSC National Physician Survey regarding
respondents' satisfaction with their current professional life held some surprises. For …

Background We lack national and cross-national studies of physicians' perceptions of quality
of patient care, professional autonomy, and job satisfaction to inform clinicians and …

Context A number of forces have changed the practice of medicine in the past decade.
Evidence suggests that physicians are becoming less satisfied in this environment …

Background: The Canadian Neurological Society commissioned a manpower survey in
2002 to assess demographics, distribution, specialty interests, working conditions, job …

Objectives To identify factors associated with medical students becoming neurologists
because, despite the increasing burden of neurologic disorders, there is a growing …

Background The aim of family medicine is to provide patients with comprehensive care
within the biopsychosocial model. High job satisfaction is necessary to attract physicians to …