Organization culture affecting organizational climate of professional nurses in Siriraj Hospital

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Author JPHD

Abstract

This study was explanatory research which aims to explain organizational culture that affects organizational
climate according to the opinions of professional nurses at the operations level in Siriraj Hospital.Research tools used were questionnaires : personal characteristics ,organizational climate and organizational culture by the review of 3 expert consisted of the demographic data.The hypothesis was tested by analyzing relationships using Pearsons’product moment correlation coeffcient and by analyzing the ability to explain the variance of organizational culture and organizational climate by using multiple regression analysis.
The results revealed that organizational culture according to the opinion of professional nurses at the operations level in Siriraj Hospital overall had a positive relationship with organizational climate . When each type of culture was inspected, it found that clan culture ( r =0.71 ) had a high level of relationship with
organizational climate at the highest level. Adhocracy culture( r =0.62 ), hierarchy culture( r =0.61) and market culture( r =0.42 ) had a relationship with organization climate at moderate level. Organizational culture could adequately explain the variance in organizational climate. However, only 2 culture types could significantly explain the variance in organization climate: clan culture and market culture could predict 51.9% .
This research recommends that management should set policies to support more clan culture and reduce market culture in the organization in order to promote organizational climate at Siriraj Hospital.

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JPHD A. Organization culture affecting organizational climate of professional nurses in Siriraj Hospital. J Public Hlth Dev [Internet]. 2012 May 10 [cited 2024 Dec. 23];10(1):55. Available from: https://he01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/AIHD-MU/article/view/1419
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