英文摘要 |
Objectives: This study aims to understand the professional competency of human resource personnel in hospitals, discuss the effects of different factors on the professional competency, and analyze the relationship between professional competency and organizational performance. The results are provided for reference to human resources management of hospitals. Methods: The subjects were supervisors and the staff of human resource departments of regional hospitals or medical centers. The questionnaires were distributed to 83 hospitals, of which 67 returned, and the hospital return rate was 80.72%; 578 questionnaires were distributed, 461 were valid, and the valid return rate was 79.76%. The data were analyzed with t-test, ANOVA, and correlation analysis. Results: The general competency of the human resource staff was better than the professional competency. Those who are male, older, with higher level of education and academic background in hospital management have higher professional competency. The higher competency the human resource staff has in the organizational design and reform, recruitment, manpower allocation, salary and welfare, and demand and supply of the talent market, the higher the income growth rate from medical services; the higher competency the human resource staff has in the departmental cooperation, the higher the average training expenses for employees; the better the organizational reform, the lower the average monthly expenses of employees; the better the organizational design and reform, salary and welfare, and employer-employee relation, the higher the average amount of monthly outpatient services. Conclusions: (1) Improve personnel education and training; (2) Establish professional competency scale of human resources and design evaluation methods; (3) Enhance the role function of human resource department; Establish relative performance index for human resources. |