英文摘要 |
Since National Health Insurance launched, it has promoted the fairness of medical services, and has stimulated the competitiveness of medical industry. With the emphasis the consumers pay more on service quality and medical technology, the management and operation type of hospitals should be changed with its policy, demographic structure and market demand. Consequently, how medical constitutions survive, reform and develop in the competitive environment is an important issue. Through the operation of learning organization, hospitals can not only reform and develop continuously, but also change its members’ minds and behavioral patterns; in other words, the operation of learning organization can help hospitals to adapt the changing environment rapidly, which is the key to success of organization innovation and growth. The study is to explore the relationship between organization performance and learning organization, and the conception of staffs in the hospital toward this. 32 0 questionnaires were issued to 16 district teaching hospitals and medical centers of Taiwan Hospital Association, and valid return rate is 72.5%. Samples are analyzed by Independent Sample t-test, Pearson and Multiple Regression analysis, and result shows: the medical centers got higher average score than teaching hospitals in tendency of learning organization; the executive got higher average score than the non-executive in “Shared Vision”, “Team Learning”; nevertheless, there is no obvious difference in “Systematic Thinking”, “Personal Mastery” and “Improving Mental Models.” Different scales and positions show significant difference in conception of organization performance as well; therefore, the learning organization is positive related to organization performance, and “Personal Mastery”, “Team Learning” and “Systematic Thinking” are most predictable to “Organization Performance.” The result can provide an important reference in the management philosophy for the medical institution. |