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Title: القيادة التشاركية وتاثيرهاعلى تحفيز العمال داخل المؤسسة:دراسة ميدانيةبالستشفى العمومي مركز تصفية الدم وأمراض الكلي بمدينة تيارت
Authors: بوسماحة, عبد الكريم
ايمن عبد الوهاب, زادت
Keywords: القيادة التشاركية
تحفيز العمال و المؤسسة
Issue Date: Jun-2024
Publisher: université ibn khaldoun-tiaret
Abstract: هدفت الدراسة الى القيادة التشاركية وتاثيرهاعلى تحفيز العمال داخل المؤسسة:دراسة ميدانيةبالستشفى العمومي مركز تصفية الدم وأمراض الكلي بمدينة تيارت حيث توصلت الدراسة الى عدد من الاستنتاجات منها: أن إدارة المستشفى تتبع الاسلوب الدميقراطي ، والذي يهتم بمشاركة العمال و أن القيادة التشاركية تزيد من دافعية العمال وتؤدي الى تحفيزهم في العمل
Description: The study aimed to examine the role of participatory leadership in motivating workers at the hemodialysis hospital in the state of Tiaret. That is, the researcher tried, through this research, to identify the role played by the participatory style as a modern management method and to motivate workers. The study population consisted of all hospital workers, and the sample was chosen by Comprehensive community survey, which consisted of 60 workers. The researcher also used the questionnaire as a basic tool in the research, and the statistical method was used in analyzing the study data The study reached a number of conclusions, including: that hospital management follows the democratic style, which is concerned with workers’ participation in decision-making, and that participatory leadership increases workers’ motivation and leads to their motivation at work, and that mutual trust between the leader and workers works to enhance capabilities and their sense of responsibility towards work. Leader flexibility leads to workers responding to the leadership style and motivating them to work
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