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Physiotherapists' job satisfaction according to employment situation: Findings from an online survey in Austria.

Markus LatzkePeter PutzStefan Tino KulnikConstance SchleglMartina SorgeSilvia Mériaux-Kratochvila
Published in: Physiotherapy research international : the journal for researchers and clinicians in physical therapy (2021)
The analysis of job satisfaction according to work arrangements suggests several approaches to increase or maintain a high level of job satisfaction, which may be addressed by employers and physiotherapy professional organisations. For employed physiotherapists, practices that increase their recognition and autonomy seem to be promising, whereas self-employed physiotherapists could benefit from enhanced opportunities for exchange and networking with colleagues. For those who are both employed and self-employed, more flexible work schedules may be helpful to integrate the demands of private patients and employer workloads.
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