The importance of training and development of employees in improving the quality of health services

  • Alharbi K
  • Aloyuni S
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The study aimed to identify the importance of training and development for staff working in Qassim hospitals, in addition to the quality of health services provided to patients and technicians, and the researcher prepared a questionnaire to obtain the answers of the sample. From the study after verifying the truth, consistency, and confirmation of the judges, and among the most prominent results that were reached: Continuing to train the various hospital workers with average accounts (4,759), (training for administrative and technical activities) with moderate accounts (4,759), (the Arabs have experiences Practical and practical for training) with arithmetic scores (4.740), (loading is actually carried out in a bag in a mirror with two bathrooms) with a score of (4.50), (science seats are left for sports training) with a score of (4.33) management, total quality inputs in training and medical services) with an average My arithmetic (4.23), the existence of a statistically significant correlation between the degree of practicing the quality of health services and the training and development of workers in the health sector at the level of 0.670, and the study: the need to choose a sufficient number of managers to ensure the quality of health services in hospitals.

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Alharbi, K. M. S., & Aloyuni, S. A. S. (2023). The importance of training and development of employees in improving the quality of health services. International Journal of Health Sciences, 7(S1), 2190–2201. https://doi.org/10.53730/ijhs.v7ns1.14473

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