A systematic review of the characteristics of data assessment tools to measure medical doctors' work-related quality of life
ABSTRACTPurpose: Remarkable progress in healthcare technology has recently been made alongside changes in concepts related to drugs and medical devices. It is speculated that this progress benefits not only patients but also healthcare professionals, such as medical doctors. We performed a systemati...
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Main Authors: | Miyuki Ezura (Author), Katsuhiko Sawada (Author), Yusuke Takushima (Author), Ataru Igarashi (Author), Lida Teng (Author) |
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Taylor & Francis Group,
2023-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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