From: Job morale of physicians and dentists in Kazakhstan: a qualitative study
1. Being unfairly rewarded for work |
 1.1 Workload not reflected by financial rewards |
 1. 2 Problems accessing professional development |
 1. 3 Work-life imbalance and intentions to leave |
2. Feeling vulnerable and undervalued |
 2.1 Patients’ aggressive behaviour |
 2.2 Ramifications of the current malpractice system |
 2.3 Hostile media |
3. Poor working styles and practices |
 3.1 Professional, position- and horde-based tribalism |
 3.2 Disorganised logistical processes |
 3.3 Insufficient staffing levels |
4. High internal value-based motivation |
 4.1 Helping patients recover |
 4.2 Quantity over quality |
 4.3 Vocation for being a physician |