英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to explore the nursing staff's perception of human resource management, and induce a discussion through the relationship between the intermediary type of total quality management and nursing performance. The participants of this research are the nursing staff in a medical group. A total of 483 nursing staff participated. The research found that human resource management has a significant impact on nursing performance (c’=.59, P=.001), total quality management has a significant impact on nursing performance (b1=.601, P=.000). At the same time, human resource management also has a significant impact on total quality management (a1=.872, P=.000), the impact of human resource management on the indirect utility of nursing performance (a*b=0.87*0.60=0.522), the t values of the path coefficients a1 and b1 are both greater than 3, and the indirect utility is significant according to the Sobel test. The findings of this study showed that in addition to providing references for future citations for those who are interested in medical institution-related topics, it also provides practical reference for different levels of medical environment and medical institution managers to use human resource management to improve nursing performance and gain competitive advantages in nursing. In the implementation of practice, there is a clearer direction for the quality control advantages in the future. |