A conceptual model of nurses' goal orientation, service behavior, and service performance

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▶ Based on the conceptual framework known as the "service triangle," the authors constructed a model of nurses' goal orientation, service behavior, and service performance to investigate the antecedents and consequences of the medical service behavior provided by nurses. ▶ This cross-sectional study collected data from 127 nurses in six hospitals using a mail-in questionnaire. ▶ Analysis of the model revealed that the customer-oriented behavior of nurses had a positive influence on organizational citizenship behavior; and both of these behaviors had a significant positive influence on service performance. ▶ The results also indicate that a higher learning goal orientation among nurses was associated with the performance of both observable customer-oriented behavior and organ izational-citizenship behavior.

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Chien, C. C., Chou, H. K., & Hung, S. T. (2008). A conceptual model of nurses’ goal orientation, service behavior, and service performance. Nursing Economics, 26(6), 374–383.

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