英文摘要 |
In order to response the competitive environment, and patient's attention on medical standards and their expectation and requirement of medical service quality, employees' work attitude and willingness to devote themselves to medical care play important roles on hospital performance. How to retain and attract talented people to operate and provide good medical service are important issues that hospital managers face today. This research aimed at one tenth of total hospitals which are still operating and registered in Department of Health as subjects. We used stratified sample questionnaires, issued 1,100 questionnaires in total, and 623 valid questionnaires were returned (valid response rate was 56.6%). The result of research shows employees with different ages have significant different conceptions toward ”Supportive culture”, ”innovative culture”, ”Bureaucratic culture” and job satisfaction. Employees with different seniority have significant different conceptions toward ”Bureaucratic culture” and organizational commitment. Employees with different education have significant different conceptions toward ”Supportive culture”, ”Innovative culture” and ”Bureaucratic culture.” ”Bureaucratic culture” has significant positive correlation with job satisfaction and organizational commitment. ”Supportive culture” has significant positive influence on job satisfaction, job involvement and organizational commitment. ”Innovative culture” has significant influence on job satisfaction and job involvement. This research shows that if the organizational culture in hospital is supportive culture, it has significant influence on employees' job satisfaction, job involvement and organizational commitment. It shows that hospital employees prefer to work in the environment where they can perceive a high level of support, fair treatment, mutual trust, emphasis on interpersonal relationship and harmonious atmosphere from the hospital. If we want to change internal culture of hospital to enhance employees' work attitude, the adoption of supportive culture would be more effective, and to treat employees equally without discrimination, and give them work and spiritual support and encouragement. If hospital mangers emphasize the class division and power blindly, it might cause a negative result in enhancing employees' work attitude. |