英文摘要 |
This study purports to empirically verify the strategic role of learning organization for knowledge-intensive organizations the hospital organizations. The explored foci include: (1) the impact mechanism and the effect of learning organization on organizational performance, (2) identification of typologies of learning pattern and comparisons of performances among these various learning patterns, (3) confirmation of whether the closer to an ideal type of learning organization, the better the performance will be for knowledge-intensive organizations. The results indicate that (1) the effect of learning organization on organizational performance is positive, (2) there exist four typologies of learning pattern in hospital organizations and the performances among hospitals belonging to each learning pattern are significantly different, (3) the more closer to an ideal type of learning organization, the better the organizational performance would be for hospital organizations. The research and managerial implications of learning organization, as well as directions for future research, are also proposed. |