… The practice of medicine is becoming more organized and more hierarchical. We emphasize
the importance of organized medical groups, including the medical staff organization, as …

… seem to have the greatest affinity for the autonomous organization and feel indifferently
between the other two. Thus, the professional-organizational conflict can be reduced first by …

… setting are most likely and those in the highly bureaucratic setting are least likely to perceive
themselves as autonomous. … was organized into departments according to medical specialty …

… We first present bivariate correlations with satisfaction for all physician and organizational …
medicine's status as a profession has declined due to physicians' loss of autonomy in setting …

… Fourth, the tool promotes the application of the principles of medical ethics—beneficence,
nonmaleficence, respect (autonomy), and justice—based on the context of each situation. …

… The third chapter examines the association of specific structural aspects of the
organization of medicine--the type of medical practice; the ideology of practice; the type of …

… Considering these developments’ implication for contemporary research, we have set the
medical work organization in a bureaucratic setting of tertiary healthcare services as the unit of …

… A nonprofit organization, CHCD designs and conducts qualitative research with the general
… that may limit patient and provider autonomy in medical decision making. Specifically, we …

… organized around these wayward patients not because they have cornered the truth about
the place of autonomy … have closely examined the empirical setting of the ethical issues they …

… the organization's administrative characteristics limit autonomy … organization with regard
to professional autonomy is revealed. … medical setting and in a non-bureaucratic setting (solo …