Purpose: The study aims to determine the employee work contentment level, relationship between contentment, and various variables among nurses paramedical staff engaged in Healthcare industry. Theoretical Framework: Work a healthy environment is critical factor that indirectly affects employees' dedication loyalty organization, it improves motivation productivity of employees. undivided commitm...

Access to health care has been a constant concern in developing countries due inequitable distribution. As demonstrated industrialized nations with reassuring outcomes, insurance is true instrument for mitigating these issues. In order address this issue, Indonesia implemented the BPJS Kesehatan national plan. Acceptance and contentment Kesehatan, on other hand, are impediments attainment of it...

BACKGROUND Long-term use of nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) has been approved in several countries for smokers who are unable or unwilling to quit smoking. However, information on basic characteristics, degree of nicotine dependence, health status and contentment with long-term use of NRT is scarce. The aim of this study was to collect information on the characteristics of long-term NRT user...

2/1 Definition of happiness 2/2 Components of happiness 2/2.1 Hedonic level 2/2.2 Contentment 2/2.3 Relative impact in the overall evaluation of life 2/3 Difference with related concepts 2/3.1 Difference with other qualities of life 2/3.2 Difference with other satisfactions 2/4 Variable aspects of happiness 2/5 Focus on ‘present’ happiness 2/6 Why this concept? _________________________________...

OBJECTIVE The overall aim of this study was to examine a variety of belief and demographic factors that are associated with the perception that meat is intrinsically unhealthy. DESIGN State-wide survey (written questionnaire) that included questions on meat and nutrition beliefs, perceived barriers and benefits of vegetarian diets, personal values, number of vegetarian friends and family memb...

Doctors sometimes ask their patients questions such as, " does it hurt? " Upon hearing these words, reasonable patients do not throw a fit, accuse the doctor of unscientific reliance on interpersonal comparisons of pain, and leave the hospital in disappointment. Presumably, they think these questions help doctors do their jobs. In contrast, economists are suspicious of such questions. Welfare a...