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Occupational health, job safety and job satisfaction in health workers

2014
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Mehmet Fikret Gezgin

Abstract (EN)

In this study, occupational health, are given information about job security and job satisfaction. Health highlighted the importance of working in occupational health and safety and their impact on job satisfaction among health professionals of these applications have been investigated. The study has a theoretical nature. Therefore, the method utilizing the historian and technical literature is a source of reference prepared. Contemporary society is expected to create working conditions in protecting the health and safety of health care workers in the nature of the employer. Therefore, the importance of health workers of occupational health and safety practices are emphasized. In this issue of occupational health and safety practices of health professionals that have associated sensory, behavioral and what changes occur. How on the job security and job satisfaction have focused on applications that effect. Enhancing the occupational health and safety practices and job satisfaction in employees has an important role. Of the work was appreciated, the material and the spiritual level of job satisfaction award arising out of employment is provided by the operating conditions of the protective qualities rewarded negative psychological state of health professionals as bertataraf will be high. Job satisfaction levels will increase the quality of care of health workers with high health care will provide better care to people waiting. In response, will increase patient satisfaction. Occupational health and safety practices in the implementation of community enough, will increase the welfare of society.

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Burcu Ortak

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Burcu Ortak (Master Thesis). Occupational health, job safety and job satisfaction in health workers, 2014, İstanbul Beykent University.

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