英文摘要 |
In medical professional bureaucracy organizations, medical professionals are central to the organizational operation. Their behaviors are mainly affected by self-control and mutual coordination. Therefore, medical professionals often perceive role stress when organizations emphasize formal management control and thus it'll further negatively affect organizational effectiveness. To explore the relationship between budgetary control system and organizational effectiveness under different level of professional commitment orientation, this study applied path analysis to a sample of 303 budgetary managers in ten regional hospitals in Taiwan. Results supported the proposed hypotheses that under high professional commitment, the relationship between budgetary emphasis and organizational effectiveness can be fully mediated by role stress. However, under low professional commitment, the relationship between budgetary emphasis and organizational effectiveness can be accounted for by a partial mediation where budgetary emphasis decrease role ambiguity, and role ambiguity is negatively associated with organizational effectiveness. The explanation ability of indirect effect is higher than the direct effect. |