Mining the moderating role of organizational tenure in the association between <scp>PsyCap</scp> and educational qualifications among tourism and hospitality workers

Atsa’am, Donald Douglas; Bodur, Ersin Kuset

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“…Quality of healthcare staff (doctor, nurse, technician, etc.) depend on the qualification and skills of an individual, builds the capability of the healthcare facility to attract patients from other countries (Atsa'am & Bodur, 2020). Satisfaction of health tourist is largely depend on healthcare staff quality ranging from emotional to educational quotient.…”

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Antecedents of a healthcare tourism satisfaction: A case of developing economy

Kumar

Singh

Modgil

2020

Journal of Public Affairs

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The focal intent of the study is to identify the vital determinants that bring satisfaction to health tourists along with their intent to visit the Indian region again. The theoretical construct is developed to demonstrate the association among different dimensions toward satisfaction. Through well designed questionnaire we analyzed 375 responses through structured equation modeling. Results of the study indicate that perceived quality of services offered drives the choice of a healthcare organization in foreign country and helps in satisfying the patient needs. Further, findings reveal that satisfaction of healthcare tourist does not lead to the intention of visiting again. The study presents implications for administrators, leaders and healthcare workers, that how they can contribute in enhancing the satisfaction of the healthcare tourist. The commitment of healthcare systems to service quality and qualified staff lead to healthcare tourist satisfaction. The study provides a base and reconfirm the healthcare tourism antecedents ranging from perceived quality, experience to treatment outcome.

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Antecedents of a healthcare tourism satisfaction: A case of developing economy

Kumar

Singh

Modgil

2020

Journal of Public Affairs

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What drives the hidden side of Uzbekistan’s shadow economy?

Bhatti,

Hamelin,

Saidov

2024

Post-Communist Economies

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Antenatal Care Visits: A Moderator of the Association Between a Mother’s Age and the Neonate’s Birthweight

2022

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BACKGROUNDAntenatal care (ANC) visits influence the birthweight of a neonate. However, it is not clear whether ANC directly affects birthweight or simply acts as a moderator in the association between some maternal variable(s) and birthweight.METHODA secondary dataset consisting of 701 records of pregnant women who attended private and public hospitals in northern Nigeria was analyzed. Crude and stratum-specific odds ratios were computed to investigate the role of ANC in the association between various maternal variables and the neonate’s birthweight.FINDINGSThe mean age of the mothers in the experimental dataset was 26.4 years with a mean of three ANC visits and a mean neonate birthweight of 2.6 kilograms (kg) or 5.732 pounds (lbs). The number of ANC visits was found to moderate the association between a mother’s age and a neonate’s birthweight. No such moderation association was found between any other variables including a mother’s level of education, weight, or parity and a neonate’s birthweight.CONCLUSIONSANC visits appear to influence the relationship between a mother’s age and neonatal birthweight. The odds of an adult pregnant mother giving birth to a neonate of adequate birthweight can be maximized by attendance at a minimum of four ANC visits.

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Mining the moderating role of organizational tenure in the association between PsyCap and educational qualifications among tourism and hospitality workers

Cited by 4 publications

References 24 publications

Antecedents of a healthcare tourism satisfaction: A case of developing economy

Antecedents of a healthcare tourism satisfaction: A case of developing economy

What drives the hidden side of Uzbekistan’s shadow economy?

Antenatal Care Visits: A Moderator of the Association Between a Mother’s Age and the Neonate’s Birthweight

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