英文摘要 |
Taiwan's medical aesthetic industries of nonsurgical procedures have been blooming and cause intense competition in recent years. The subjects of this study were focused on the interrelationship among service quality, customer trust, customer loyalty and repeat patronage intension to the experienced customer. The study conducted a survey research to test the research hypotheses| questionnaires were designed on the content of divided into four factors. The quantitative study was used in the convenience sampling method and an entity questionnaire. First, a pre-test questionnaire was conducted, and then based on the results of the collected data was modified to become an official questionnaire for the valid experiment. The research employed the tools in Minitab 18.0 and AMOS 17.0 statistic software in analyzing data to understand the interrelationship of all constructs of the study. Reliability analysis, confirmatory factors analysis, descriptive statistics, t-Test, analysis of variance (ANOVA) and regression analyses were conducted to examine the relationship. The study results of analysis verified that the model of medical aesthetic experienced consumers for repeating patronage intention sufficiently matched the data| moreover, it showed that service quality is significantly positively related to customers' repeat patronage intention. Consumer trust has directly and positively related to customers' repeat patronage intension. Consumer loyalty influences customers' repeat patronage directly and positive relationship. Finally, theses finding of study suggested that medical aesthetic clinics in different area should provide as follows: 1. A concept is that customers are the priority in the business, and the service quality must be higher than consumers expected to increase theirs repurchase willingness. 2. The key factor is customers believe their personal medical information will not be leaked by the clinics because of the mutual trust relations. 3. Before medical aesthetic treatment, consumers will observe the equipment in the clinic and consult with their physician who provide hospitality and concerns. The matter will enhance customers' loyalty for repeating patronage intention. We hope the study can provide the useful business strategies management to the medical aesthetic industry of nonsurgical procedures. |