Zadovoljstvo poslom kod medicinskih sestara i tehničara u odnosu na mjesto rada Job satisfaction of nurses in relation to workplace

@inproceedings{Pluari2015ZadovoljstvoPK,
  title={Zadovoljstvo poslom kod medicinskih sestara i tehni{\vc}ara u odnosu na mjesto rada Job satisfaction of nurses in relation to workplace},
  author={Jadranka Plu{\vz}ari{\'c} and Sanja Kanisek and Lorna Dubac Nemet},
  year={2015}
}
Job satisfaction is an individual’s attitude toward the profession, and has been associated with performing daily activities during the work process. Objective: The study examined the areas of job satisfaction of nurses / technicians in relation to the place of work. Participants included were 98 nurses and technicians, from the Clinical Hospital Centre Osijek and Health Centre Osijek. Methods: The scale of job satisfaction for testing the general attitude and areas of job satisfaction. Results… 

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