Study of factors affecting the performance evaluation of Iranian health centers

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Organizations urgently need evaluation in order to be aware of the desirability and quality of their activities, especially in complex and dynamic environments. The aim of this study was to determine the effective factors on the performance evaluation of Iranian health centers in 2020. This study was a cross-sectional study conducted on 88 managers, deputies, physicians, and experts working in the headquarters of health deputy and health centers of the township in Ahvaz (Khuzistan province, Southwest of Iran), Lorestan, and Ilam (West of Iran) provinces. We used two questionnaires to collect data. The first included demographic variables and the second was a researcher-designed questionnaire to determine the effective factors on the performance evaluation of health centers. Finally, Univariate and Multivariable Linear Regression model was used for data analysis by SPSS 24 software. The number of men was 50%. The most people were in the age group of 41-45 and 46-50 years with 23.9% and 30.7%, respectively, and the factors of planning was β= 0.122. Resource management β=0.119, combined index (β=0.200), information technology (β=0.132), customer satisfaction (β=0.327), education and empowerment (β=0.191), dealing with the crisis (β=0.344), committees, working groups (β=0.223), research and creativity (β=0.216) were in order the most important predictors of performance evaluation in Iranian health centers. All of the above factors are important predictors for performance evaluation in health centers. Therefore, paying attention to these factors in the performance evaluation of Iranian health centers seems to be necessary

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Amraie, F., Mahfoozpour, S., Vahdat, S., & Hesam, S. (2022). Study of factors affecting the performance evaluation of Iranian health centers. Journal of Biological Research (Italy), 95(1). https://doi.org/10.4081/jbr.2022.10302

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