… of the hospital institution and its relation to the obstetric nurse's autonomous practice on
low-… , to assist a childbirth and, when identifying any dystocia, they for the physician. They (the …

… paid attention to the role of physicians. This study aims to … patient safety programme in a
hospital department to consider how … Professional autonomy is a vital part of the role and identity …

… and power’s exercise in daily practices in a hospital is essential to understand and …
professional autonomy and tries to prevent the patient from seeing her as an assistant to the doctor…

… hospitals, our findings challenge the popular belief that … and loss of autonomy, as well as
that unique organizational and … Organizational identification in our cases concerned two rather …

… environment identified by nurses (n = 671) in a large university hospital setting. Autonomy/…
feeling empowered to be autonomous in their practice and have a voice on their unit. Work …

… of doctors as associated with a lack of professional autonomy, lack of trust and authority,
institutional … the situation, evaluate doctors and hospitals, describe their experience, write down …

… more physicians are employed by hospitals than are in private practice,16, 17, 18 which puts
an increasing onus on organizations to prevent physician … a community of autonomous self-…

… beds with more than 10specialists and 140 medical doctors. … with autonomy were 2.55 times
more likely to leave the hospital … nurses with higher autonomy in their working condition tend …

… changes that take place in the wider context of a shift away from physician autonomy and
self-regulation may lead to actual loss of the resource of participation in decision-making, or at …

… Second, in work contexts (as in this study), many employees consider autonomy to be a …
and doctors. Therefore, this study offers new insights into issues related to IIB among individual …