英文摘要 |
Objective: Under the implementation of global budget payment system, hospital operations face a significant challenge; therefore, how to execute effective human resource management measures to influence organization performance eventually is one of the most important issues faced by hospitals currently. The objective of this study is to explore Taiwan hospitals’ current situations of implementing each human resource management measure, and to explore the relevance and impact between human resource management measures and organization performance further. According to the quantity of hospitals registered in Department of Health in Taiwan as a population, we took onetenth of total by distributive regions, which is 49 hospitals in total, as study objects, and issued 20 questionnaires for each. There were 631 valid copies of questionnaires retrieved, so the rate of retrieval of valid questionnaires was 64.4%. Method: The Independent variables of this study are human resource management measures, including three dimensions: Recruiting and Selection, Training Development and Labor-Capital Relations; the dependent variables are organization performance, such as organizational goals, working performance and quality performance. This study chooses descriptive statistical analysis, T-test for independent samples, one-way ANOVA, correlation analysis and regression analysis to analyze the data to explore the current situation of implementing human resource management measures and the influence on organization performance. Results: 1. The degree of cognition of each dimension of Human resource management measures in order is: Training Development, Labor-Capital Relations and Recruiting and Selection. have an obvious difference of cognition degree toward human resource management measures. 3. Demographic variables of gender, age, current position seniority, education, job title, job attributes and hospital-level have an obvious different from the organization performance. 4. The three dimensions of human resource management measures: Recruiting and Selection, Training Development and Labor-Capital Relations have positive correlation with the three dimensions of organization performance: Organizational goals, working performance and quality performance. 5. The three dimensions of human resource management measures: Recruiting and Selection, Training Development and Labor-Capital Relations have significant and positive influences on organization performance: Organizational goals, working performance and Quality performance. Conclusion: This research shows that training, recruitment, and labor-capital relations have obvious influences on organization performance: organizational goal, work performance and three aspects of quality performance. The stimulation effects can be achieved through training because staffs can enhance their professional knowledge and skills and increase their chances of development in this organization. Hospital should plan a fine recruitment system in order to distinguish the interviewees’ abilities, select active, responsible and creative staffs and place them into suitable positions to elaborate their abilities fully. In the meantime, if hospital can offer official channels for staffs to reflect the issues that they care about and get an appropriate responses from hospital, it can stimulate staffs’ working willingness, and eventually, the organization performance can be achieved effectively. |