Turkish Journal of Oncology Turkish Society for Radiation Oncology
Article Open Access Volume 13 · Issue 1 · 1998 pp. 014–017

JOB SATISFACTION OF HEALTH PERSONNEL DEALING WITH CANCER PATIENTS

AHMET ÖZET, VEDAT IŞIKHAN, ŞEREF KÖMÜRCÜ, FİKRET ARPACI, BEKİR ÖZTÜRK, ATİLLA YALÇIN
1 Gülhane Askeri Tıp Akademisi Tıbbi Onkoloji Bilim Dalı
Published: 1998 Pubmed: 18571 Article ID: 419
Abstract
Job satisfaction and factors affecting this parameter in health personnel (doctor, nurse, social worker) working at 7 Oncology Centers in Ankara were investigated in this study. 202 health personnel (111 doctors, 69 nurses and 22 social workers) were included in the investigation. Hackman and Oldham's Job Satisfaction survey was used to measure job satisfaction consist of patients; sense, thought, belief and evaluation of their works. Inquiring forms and the survey were filled by personnel with face-to-face interview. Data were analyzed by SPSS software program, t test and variance analyzed were used for the evaluation. Mean score of job satisfaction of health personnel was found 39.05 over 70 (Intermediate grade). Mean scores of job satisfaction of doctors, nurses and social worker were 40.31, 44.68 and 34.85 respectively. More research work should be done to find out the unfavorable effects of job satisfaction of personnel dealing with the cancer patients and to improve the procedures of these effects.

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