英文摘要 |
Objective: This study is to understand the relationship between manpower commitment and service performance for Psychiatric Hospitals in Taiwan. The aims are to successfully explore the impacts of manpower commitment unto service performance for current domestic Psychiatric Hospitals. Methods: The manpower input and performance data is collected from seven public Psychiatric Hospitals. They are used to explore the relationship between manpower commitment and service performance. The analysis is carried out through applying SPSS software for Descriptive Statistics, Pearson Correlation Analysis, K-Means Cluster Analysis, and t-test for difference of two sample means. Results: The professional manpower structure, the ratio of full time/part time personnel, and the input of manpower cost are all positively correlated with the service amount. However, they aren't related to the service items. Conclusion: The management level at Psychiatric Hospitals should possess the concept of maximum flexibility in deploying manpower in hand, so that the immediate benefit would be avoidance of waste in manpower deployment and to lower the cost of manpower. Furthermore, management should also meticulously plan ahead and have a good and solid grasp of market demand and supply prior committing various manpower. Once committed, management should also focus on sustainable management and operation as the goal. This can be achieved by putting manpower currently available into proper use. In a nutshell, management should complement the professional knowledge and skills from full time employees with those of temporary employees under labor contract with provisional and flexible attributes. |