[Nursing personnel in inpatient rehabilitation--work satisfaction, motivation for interdisciplinary cooperation and for achieving psychosocial competence].

106 nurses from eleven rehabilitation clinics were questioned by means of an anonymous clinical questionnaire on the issues of job satisfaction, interdisciplinary cooperation, and expectations towards future psychosocial staff training (main fields of the participants: orthopaedics, cardiology, dermatology and neurology). Two thirds were altogether satisfied with their jobs, primarily with regard to their relationships with the patients and the colleague nurses (76%), to some extent less so, however, with the doctors (63%). More than 90% expected psychosocial service to deliver feedback for the team and close interdisciplinary communication.