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M Allahverdi, E Farahabadi, Hs Sajadi,
Volume 9, Issue 3 (7 2011)
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Background: Since, multidisciplinary & Combination of different factors that affecting on productivity of human resources are different in organizations due to variation in indoor and outdoor features, so the aim of this study was to prioritize the factors effecting on human resources productivity by viewing of middle level managers to make the basis of human resources management decisions to manpower planning and maintenance for reducing costs due to staff quitting.

Materials & Methods: This cross-sectional & descriptive study was carried out in 2009 .Middle class managers in Isfahan University of Medical Sciences examined as a statistical population. Data collected used by researcher constructed questionnaire that validation was confirmed through interviews with faculty members and experts. Cronbach alpha was calculated for reliability (0/935). Data analyzed by SPSS statistical software the maximum means score was 5 and the minimum was 1.

Results: Management style with a mean score of 4.41 was the most important factors in human resource's productivity. Factors related to individuals with a mean score of 4.3, culture with a mean score of 4.1, organizational structure with a mean score of 4.06, compensation systems with a mean score of 4, courses of training with a mean score of 3.85 and environmental factors that related to physical space with a mean of 3.769 compared to other options had less consequence.

Conclusions: Reforming employment systems and organizational structures, job enrichment, needs of educational planning, devolution to the middle levels managers and decision supervised measuring in the volume and balance with each other  and further fields. Health incentive programs with job skills and staff development can be affected to increase productivity of human resources and promoting health system.


P Mehdizadeh, A Pourreza, H Allahverdipour, N Dopeykar,
Volume 12, Issue 1 (21 2013)
Abstract

Background: This study aimed to survey the relationship between job stress, self- efficiency and coping ability among staff of therapeutic- educational hospitals of Tabriz University of Medical sciences.
Materials & Methods: This cross-sectional study was conducted in 2009 among therapeuticeducational hospitals of based on a two stage random sampling. Initially seven hospitals were selected using a simple random method and then 288 persons from the therapeutic and administrative staff were chosen as the sample to be studied using a classified random method. Data were collected using 4 questionnaires titled personal information, self-efficiency, Tores Theorell's job stress scale and Schwarzer's self efficacy and Coping Inventory for Stressful Situation CISS-21 ( Dutch's coping). Data were analyzed Using SPSS software version 11.5 and also Chi-Squared test, T -test, One-Way Anova , Regression analysis and Pearson correlation coefficient.
Results: All the demographic variables including age, gender, marital status, working hours and work experience had a significant relationship with job stress. Pearson correlation test indicated a negative correlation between job stress and self- efficiency, working hours, age and work experience (P<0.001). Additionally there was a positive correlation between self- efficiency and working hours and age and coping ability with work experience ( p< 0.05).
Conclusion: Considering the importance of staff`s mental health issue it is suggested that background factors such as high work load ,dignity level and social value and social supportive programs are taken into close consideration staff`s needs related to these issues are fully satisfied so that better health services are provided.

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