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Gender 2 Job satisfaction 2 Scotland 2 Doctors 1 Flexible working hours 1 General practitioners 1 Health services 1 Hours of work 1
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Andrew, Jane 2 Awramenko, Morag 2 Coutts, Helen 2 French, Fiona 2 Leighton‐Beck, Linda 2 Mollison, Jill 2 Needham, Gillian 2 Scott, Anthony 2 Walker, Kim 2
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Why do work patterns differ between men and women GPs?
French, Fiona; Andrew, Jane; Awramenko, Morag; Coutts, Helen - In: Journal of Health Organization and Management 20 (2006) 2, pp. 163-172
Purpose – The purpose of this study was to explore gender differences in contractual commitments, job satisfaction and spouses' occupation among GP principals in NHS Scotland. Design/methodology/approach – This paper is based on data provided by a self‐completion, postal questionnaire...
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General practitioner non‐principals benefit from flexible working
French, Fiona; Andrew, Jane; Awramenko, Morag; Coutts, Helen - In: Journal of Health Organization and Management 19 (2005) 1, pp. 5-15
Purpose – The purpose of this study is to explore non‐principals’ working patterns and attitudes to work. Design/methodology/approach – The article is based on data provided by a questionnaire survey. Findings – Gender division was apparent among the non‐principals. Males were more...
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