Job satisfaction, burnout, and turnover intention among primary care providers in rural China: results from structural equation modeling

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RT @DrJTJohnson: Healthcare professionals suffering from #burnout are more likely to want to leave their jobs. Good to remember when strat…

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RT @DrJTJohnson: Healthcare professionals suffering from #burnout are more likely to want to leave their jobs. Good to remember when strat…

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Healthcare professionals suffering from #burnout are more likely to want to leave their jobs. Good to remember when strategising about how to manage the current #NHS workforce crisis. https://t.co/Q4NAaun6HE #healthcare https://t.co/9Hg9WafR1j

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Job satisfaction, burnout, and turnover intention among primary care… https://t.co/scurMf6pVV #familymedicine

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