英文摘要 |
In recent years, the trends of decreasing fertility rates and population aging have become more obvious in Taiwan, and these concerns have led to increasing health care expenditures. To reduce the corresponding impacts, health care institutions have been actively sought for transition. This study analyzes the public’s attitude toward knowledge management and the information availability of health care institutions. Furthermore, through the linear structural model this study examines the impacts of knowledge management and the information availability on service quality and brand loyalty. Evidence suggests that, regarding the quality of health care services, people value professional quality most, followed by social responsibility and information provision. Regarding brand loyalty, the influential factors cover several domains including service quality, knowledge management and the information search, and the results of LISREL analysis further indicate that service quality is the most powerful factor affecting brand loyalty. Hence, this study recommends that health care institutions invest additional technical resources in knowledge management steps to improve service quality and enhance people’s recognition, thus strengthening brand loyalty. |