ArticleFrontiers in rehabilitation sciences2025
Investigation and analysis of rehabilitation therapists' current situation in Hunan province after the COVID-19 epidemic: a cross-sectional study.
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Abstract
Background: This study examines the current status of rehabilitation therapists in Hunan Province after the COVID-19 outbreak and identifies factors affecting their job satisfaction. Objective: The purpose of this article is to understand the post-pandemic conditions of rehabilitation therapists in Hunan Province. Method: After expert review, a cross-sectional questionnaire was disseminated via WeChat using the Wenjuanxing platform. Of 809 questionnaires collected, 769 valid responses were included in the final analysis after excluding incomplete or inconsistent data. Results: This study analyzed the relationships between demographic factors and job satisfaction among rehabilitation therapists. Significant differences were found in age, work experience, job title, and monthly salary level ( Conclusions: Our investigation reveals that rehabilitation therapists' roles in Hunan have become more specialized, with monthly income emerging as a critical driver of job satisfaction. These findings underscore the need for competitive compensation and wider professional support to maintain workforce stability. By focusing on the post-pandemic landscape in Hunan Province, this study offers valuable insights that may guide policy and practice for rehabilitation therapists across China.
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