(Dis)satisfaction of health professionals who work with oncology
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https://doi.org/10.15253/2175-6783.2015000300013Keywords:
Work, Job Satisfaction, Health Personnel, Medical Oncology.Abstract
Objective: identify sources of satisfaction and dissatisfaction at work for health professionals who work with oncology. Methods: Qualitative research conducted with 31 professionals from a multidisciplinary health team who worked in an Oncology Inpatient Unit of a public hospital in the south of Brazil, using a semi-structured interview, analyzed according to Bardin’s proposal. Results: the main sources of job satisfaction emerged from the relationship between patients and health professionals. The dissatisfaction sources were connected to the working environment and conditions. Conclusion:. A humanized look to health professionals who work with oncology, with changes in their work environment seems to be relevant in the context investigated.Downloads
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2015-06-28
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Bordignon, M., Ferraz, L., Beck, C. L. C., Amestoy, S. C., & Trindade, L. de L. (2015). (Dis)satisfaction of health professionals who work with oncology. Rev Rene, 16(3). https://doi.org/10.15253/2175-6783.2015000300013
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