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This study was conducted in eight private hospitals located in Bangkok, Thailand. Physicians play an important role in PCC implementation. Their communication with patients allows them to exchange information, to nurture the relationship and to make shared decisions. Their consultation quality and services will depend on job satisfaction which can affect the level of patient satisfaction. This study examines the compatibility between PCC, physician characteristics and patient characteristics in explaining physician job satisfaction and patient satisfaction. In this study, the surveys were collected from 292 physicians and 1,027 patients in 66 hospital units from eight private and hospitals. For physician study, the results from multilevel analyses indicate that unit-level PCC (U-PCC) is not related to physician job satisfaction. Only physician collaboration and prior-PCC experience were positively related to job satisfaction. 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