The Effects of Public Service Motivation to Medical Specialist’s Organizational Citizenship Behavior at Haji Makassar Hospital and Kota Makassar Hospital

Asmaryadi, Asmaryadi; Pasinringi, Syahrir A.; Saleh, Lalu Muhammad; Mallongi, Anwar

doi:10.3889/oamjms.2020.5221

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“…The main reason 26% of respondents left medical care in a hospital was that the service process was too long. Although many hospitals currently have online-based hospital management systems, in some remote places in Indonesia, access to such digital health services still cannot be developed (Asmaryadi et al , 2020). This shows connectivity constraints because the Palapa satellite has been unable to reach all parts of Indonesia, especially the eastern part.…”

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Green hospital practices on patient’s satisfaction in Indonesian hospital: medical specialist department case investigation

Ngatindriatun,

Alfarizi,

Arifian

2023

JM2

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Purpose This study aims to explore the empirical correlation between patient flow issues, quality of green health services and patient satisfaction in specialist medical department factors from patients’ perspectives as service consumers. Design/methodology/approach This research is a type of nonintervention empirical research that uses an open survey to explore the views and experiences of users of specialist medical department services. The targeted population is hospital patients included in the top five national PERSI (Indonesian Hospital Association) Award 2022 Green Hospital Category, with a total number of respondents of 572 people. This study uses the partial least square-structural equation modeling analysis method with the SmartPLS application. Findings Patient flow problems generally affect the quality of eco-friendly health services, except for the waiting time problem, which affects service quality. It should be understood as a top priority for patients to receive services from medical specialists without risking time as a core service aspect from the patient’s perspective. In addition, all variables in eco-friendly hospital services affect patient satisfaction, except in the case of visits to specialist medical departments, which do not affect medical support services and hospital practices that are responsive to the delivery of care services resulting from medical support services that are inseparable in integrated services as well as health care following medical ethics. Originality/value This study has a novelty in understanding the implications of green practice in determining patient satisfaction in medical specialist department as the epicenter of hospital services and the main object of assessment for the quality of hospital services.

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confidence: 99%