… autonomy) has an impact on job identification. Other studies have confirmed that maintaining
and enhancing physician … , and thereby maintaining their sense of autonomy and control, is …

… American physicians have been paid traditionally by fee-for-service schemes and have
had significant professional autonomy and independence [12]. In contrast, in Europe, there is …

… organizational dynamics associated with physician-hospital … hospitals, nor was there a
formal contract between them. The autonomous nature of the relationship between physicians …

… the hospital and doctor “mainstream” of the health-care system by existing legislation that
effectively bans the purchase of medicare-insured services in competitive markets and by the …

… that allow professional discretion and autonomy are more … focuses on physicians’ satisfaction
with their hospital work … commonly center on patient–physician satisfaction. The current …

… individual professional autonomy. While the economic forces … roles of physicians might be
structured within organizations. … At the same time, the hospitals' chief administrative officials …

… Professional autonomy probably engenders the most … executives in Magnet hospitals define
autonomy as a structure, "… One physician said, "I suspect the nurses think we only see their …

… of organizational cynicism with the sequential mediating of organizational identification and
trust in the organization. … support that organizational identification and trust in an organization …

… , patient information flows of almost every hospital draws on a comprehensive EHR. … Physicians
enjoy professional autonomy and authority because of their medical knowledge and their …

… Certainly Hall confirmed that the conflict between professional autonomy and bureaucratic
… found that the institutions they worked in (hospitals or large clinics) actually enhanced their …