カイバー・パフトゥンクワの麻酔医の仕事の満足度:影響する要因の詳細な検討
Muhammad Tayyeb1, Hamid Hussain2, Zeeshan Jamil3
1Bacha Khan Medical College, Mardan, Pakistan.
Annals of medicine and surgery (2012)
|September 3, 2025
まとめ
カイバー・パフトゥンクワの麻酔医の仕事の満足度は70.7%です 満足度に影響を与える主な要因は,同僚との関係と,進歩と達成の機会です.
科学分野:
- 医療と健康科学
- 公衆衛生
- 医療管理
背景:
- 医療従事者のモチベーションや 留守能力や業績には 仕事の満足度が不可欠です
- 麻酔医の仕事の満足度を評価することは パキスタンの労働力動態を理解するために不可欠です
研究 の 目的:
- パキスタンのカイバー・パフトゥンクワ州の 麻酔医の仕事の満足度を評価するためです
- この職業集団における仕事の満足度に関連する要因を特定する.
主な方法:
- 2022年3月から12月までの間,多センターの横断的な研究が行われました.
- 147人の麻酔医が ミネソタ州の満足度アンケートに答えました
- データは,バイナリロジスティック回帰によるSPSS26を用いて分析された.
主要な成果:
- 麻酔医の総合的な満足度は70. 7% (95%CI:58. 3~88. 6) でした.
- 満足度 に 関する 要素 に は 同僚 と の 関係,進歩,業績 など が 含ま れ まし た.
- 麻酔医は認知度,組織政策,利益に対する満足度が低いと報告しています.
結論:
- カイバー・パフトゥンクワの麻酔医の仕事の満足度は 一般的に高い.
- ポジティブな同僚の関係と 昇進の機会は 満足感の鍵です
- 改善が必要な分野には 承認,組織政策,給付などが含まれる.
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