英文摘要 |
"Due to the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic, medical personnel have suffered more work stress and insecurity in recent years. Facing such a new challenge, are they affected in their job satisfaction, or even work workplace well-being? Therefore, there is an urgent need for intensive exploration. In addition, domestic medical institutions are under the pressure of internationalization and the evaluation system, leading medical personnel to achieve their goals more efficiently. If employees have work autonomy, whether they can increase job satisfaction is worthy of further investigation. The purpose of this study is to understand the influence of method autonomy and scheduling autonomy on workplace well-being, and to explore the mediating effect of job satisfaction. The valid sample from the national military hospital in Kaohsiung is 431. The research findings are as follows: (1) Both method autonomy and scheduling autonomy have positive impact on job satisfaction. (2) Job satisfaction has positive impact on workplace well-being. (3) Both method autonomy and scheduling autonomy have indirect effects on workplace well-being; moreover, scheduling autonomy has greater impact than method autonomy. Finally, suggestions for top executives of medical institutions and researchers are offered." |