Are consultants in Colombo, Sri Lanka satisfied with their job?

Cooray, S; Dawson, A; Wijewardena, K

Are consultants in Colombo, Sri Lanka satisfied with their job?

Cooray, S Dawson, A

Wijewardena, K

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Publisher:: Scientific Research Publishing
Publication Type:: Journal Article
Citation:: Health, 2012, 4 (10), pp. 919 - 922
Issue Date:: 2012-01

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dc.description.abstract	Introduction: Job stress and job satisfaction play a key role in the work environment of an organization. These influence the behaviour of a doc- tor towards his or her co-workers, administration and, most importantly towards the patients.	en_US
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Introduction: Job stress and job satisfaction play a key role in the work environment of an organization. These influence the behaviour of a doc- tor towards his or her co-workers, administration and, most importantly towards the patients.

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