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This is a Survey Design study (also classified as: Quantitative Method).

September 5, 2025Journal of Health Applied Sciences and Management

Medical Practitioners’ Satisfaction with working with Medical Social Workers: A Team-based Approach in Healthcare

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JMJoseph Nyamuhuri MusuguriThe University of Dodoma MMMariana J. MakuuOpen University of Tanzania SPSharon PittmanAndrews University

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Survey reveals satisfaction levels among medical practitioners collaborating with medical social workers, suggesting improvements in healthcare teamwork.

Key Points

Satisfaction levels among medical practitioners highlight differences based on gender and perceptions of collaboration.
58.6% of male practitioners reported being delighted compared to 41.4% of female practitioners.
Using a survey design and quantitative method, a total of 94 practitioners participated in the study.
Findings indicate a need for implementing new health regulations to foster better collaboration among healthcare professionals.

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Musuguri et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb4e016d6d5674bcd02a63 https://doi.org/10.4314/johasam.v8i2.7

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Survey reveals satisfaction levels among medical practitioners collaborating with medical social workers, suggesting improvements in healthcare teamwork.

Medical Practitioners’ Satisfaction with working with Medical Social Workers: A Team-based Approach in Healthcare

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Medical Practitioners’ Satisfaction with working with Medical Social Workers: A Team-based Approach in Healthcare

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