英文摘要 |
Facing competitive environment, medical institutions can sustainable operate only by increasing operating efficiency, improving medical service quality and establishing their own competitive advantages. The staff is the most important asset for an enterprise, and also an important factor of policy implementation and innovation promotion; therefore, shaping staff’s good job attitudes and behaviors can be the key factor of determining the performance and survival of a hospital. This study uses stratified sampling, and selects 55 hospitals which are still operating in 2009 as study objects. 20 questionnaires are issued to each hospital, and 1100 questionnaires in total are issued. The 20 questionnaires are issued within a hospital according to staffing ratio which is MD: Nursing: Medical Technology: Administration: 1:5:2:2 principle. There are 618 valid questionnaires, and effective return rate is 56.2%. The reliability of each variable Cronbach's α values are: job satisfaction (0.910), job involvement (0.781), organization commitment (0.840), organization goals (0.913), job performance (0.861) and quality performance (0.757). The result shows that there is positive correlation between the dimensions of staff’s job attitude, such as “job satisfaction”, “job involvement”, “organization commitment”, and the dimensions of organizational performance, such as “organization goals”, “job performance”, and “quality performance”. Among them, job satisfaction has highest correlation with job performance. All of the three dimensions of job attitude, which were mentioned, have significant influences on the dimensions of organizational performance. The managers of hospitals should help their staffs to keep positive job attitudes in order to provide high-quality products or services, and eventually, to enhance entire organizational performance and reach sustainable development. |