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Physician executives report high job satisfaction. Summary of findings from a survey of senior physician executives.
Physician Exec. 2001 Jul-Aug; 27(4):46-7.PE

Abstract

The role of the senior physician executive is well established in American hospitals and health systems. There is little research, however, on overall physician executive job satisfaction, their perceptions of their organizational role and job performance, or their views of the medical staffs with which they work. A recent survey of physician executives examined these and other areas. It found physician executives to be quite satisfied with their jobs. What follows is a summary of the findings. An article based on the survey will be featured in a future issue of The Physician Executive.

Authors+Show Affiliations

Xu G
Office of Health Policy and Clinical Outcomes, Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, Pa., USA.
Paddock LE
No affiliation info available
O'Connor JP
No affiliation info available
Nash DB
No affiliation info available
Buehler ML
No affiliation info available
Bard M
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MeSH

Data CollectionEducational StatusFemaleHumansJob DescriptionJob SatisfactionMalePhysician ExecutivesRoleSocial ResponsibilityUnited States

Pub Type(s)

Journal Article

Language

eng

PubMed ID

11481892

Citation

Xu, G, et al. "Physician Executives Report High Job Satisfaction. Summary of Findings From a Survey of Senior Physician Executives." Physician Executive, vol. 27, no. 4, 2001, pp. 46-7.
Xu G, Paddock LE, O'Connor JP, et al. Physician executives report high job satisfaction. Summary of findings from a survey of senior physician executives. Physician Exec. 2001;27(4):46-7.
Xu, G., Paddock, L. E., O'Connor, J. P., Nash, D. B., Buehler, M. L., & Bard, M. (2001). Physician executives report high job satisfaction. Summary of findings from a survey of senior physician executives. Physician Executive, 27(4), 46-7.
Xu G, et al. Physician Executives Report High Job Satisfaction. Summary of Findings From a Survey of Senior Physician Executives. Physician Exec. 2001 Jul-Aug;27(4):46-7. PubMed PMID: 11481892.
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