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Vol. 8, Issue 10, Part A (2022)
The reasons for health practitioners dropping out of administrative work and its impact on work performance in health facilities in the city of Mecca
The reasons for health practitioners dropping out of administrative work and its impact on work performance in health facilities in the city of Mecca
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The study aims to know the reasons for the dropout of health practitioners (technicians, specialists, and doctors) of all categories to practice administrative work instead of their official work, whether by commissioning or through study (specialization), and the extent to which work is affected by health facilities in the city of Mecca, An electronic questionnaire was distributed to all categories of health practitioners (technicians, specialists, doctors) of both sexes, through the use of social media (WhatsApp), for ease of obtaining data and secondly to avoid overcrowding as the Corona Virus pandemic is not yet completely over, And responses were obtained from 550 people to this questionnaire only.
The study aims to know the reasons for the dropout of health practitioners (technicians, specialists, and doctors) of all categories to practice administrative work instead of their official work, whether by commissioning or through study (specialization), and the extent to which work is affected by health facilities in the city of Mecca, An electronic questionnaire was distributed to all categories of health practitioners (technicians, specialists, doctors) of both sexes, through the use of social media (WhatsApp), for ease of obtaining data and secondly to avoid overcrowding as the Corona Virus pandemic is not yet completely over, And responses were obtained from 550 people to this questionnaire only.
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Yousef M Asiri, Bader J Albushre, Fahad A Albishri, Maram R Albjali, Manal A Allehaibi, Haifaa S Alhejaili, Hanaa S Alhejaili, Saud H Alsakhri, Abdullah M Alzahrani, Waleed A Alsubhi, Mohammed A Alsubhi, Mohammed M Altuwirqi, Yaser O Bresale, Ghali A Kably, Eyad A Moazin, Mohammad A Alansari, Emran H Fallatah, Abdulaziz H Almalki, Khalid A Alaidarous, Areej M Alharthi, Zahid M Serdar, Faisal A Assiri, Saeed H Alqurashe, Abdullah H Almalki, Ahmed A Maghrabi, Mohammed H Alfahmi, Khalid A Almalki, Sultan A Alwafi, Ahmad A Alkhdedi, Naif M Almehmadi, Abdulrahman M Alshmrani, Waleed M Almahaily, Yaser H Sindi, Ammar H Alharbi, Bassam G Althagfiy, Abdulrahman T Alhashmi, Yahya A Allugmani, Aziz M Alqarni, Faisal J Alloqmani. The reasons for health practitioners dropping out of administrative work and its impact on work performance in health facilities in the city of Mecca. Int J Appl Res 2022;8(10):27-30. DOI: 10.22271/allresearch.2022.v8.i10a.10184
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