英文摘要 |
Physician is a highly professional occupation. The intensity of workplaces and the job specialization make the physicians relocate their jobs easily. This might be good for physician him/herself, however, it might decrease the loyalty and further cause problems for hospitals. The purpose of this study is to investigate and discuss the relationship of personality, work value, work satisfaction, and organizational commitment for resident doctors during their practicum and retention. In addition, which variables (work value, work satisfaction and organizational commitment) would predict retention effectively would be observed. The survey was conducted by non-random sampling with structured questionnaires. A total of 230 resident doctors practiced in 9 hospitals accredited as district teaching hospitals or higher was included for analysis. The response rate of the overall questionnaires was 90.57%. SPSS 13.0 was used to examine the descriptive statistics, variance, correlation, and logistic regression. Of all research variables, which were noted significant difference between physician’s work value, work satisfaction and retention, it was included chief decision. Logistic regression revealed the resident’s work satisfaction and organizational commitment were positively related to retention. The result of this study indicated that work satisfaction was an important factor for intern to decide which specialization they would take. Furthermore, they could predict if they would retain in practical hospital. This implied that hospitals have to increase their work satisfaction and provide them adequate management authority if they intended to keep their intern doctors. Besides, to improve extrinsic promotional and reward could keep more doctors. |