… In this study, autonomy was significantly associated with nurses’ turnover intention. Nurses
who were unsatisfied with autonomy were less likely to leave the hospital than satisfied. This …

… on the issues of professional autonomy and freedom from … hospitals and asylums of the
day, children's hospitals were charities staffed by elite physicians who donated a portion of their …

… to hospital culture and to apply the knowledge acquired in their preclinical … autonomy and
responsibility towards my patients…. I think this responsibility changed my identity as a doctor …

… Moreover, the likelihood of perceiving limited professional autonomy as a barrier was also
… hospitals (54%). Therefore, the association of settings with a threat to professional autonomy …

… physician work environment is unrelated to patient outcomes. We think this may be the result
of physicians’ sense of autonomy,51 and their … from physicians working on several hospital …

… ’ working conditions documented that hospital doctors scored high on items related to …
professional autonomy (including openness, participation in decision making, dialogue with the …

… physicians’ sense of autonomy and control over their work. While most physicians derive
great meaning and purpose from their … Physician performance is now assessed by an array of …

… how we study professional workers and their everyday lives. We normally think of professionals
as leading stable, … How does a doctor or teacher perceive and navigate risk and failure in …

… midwives’ autonomy while a negative hospital work culture could hinder job … autonomy in
a manner specific to their work context. In their research assessing how professional autonomy …

… of doctors’ individual autonomy diminishes as their stake in … their own practice or facility to
working in a corporate hospital. … which directly intrude on their professional autonomy. Young …