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[Organizational environment and laboral employees satisfaction]
1Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social, Tlalnepantla de Baz, Estado de México, Mexico. salvador.juareza@imss.gob.mx
Objective:
to correlate organizational environment and employee satisfaction among health services staff.
Methods:
an observational, transverse, descriptive and analytical study regarding medical staff, nurses, medical assistants, administrative and basic personnel services from all the work shifts ascribed to a Regional General Hospital were used. These included a random sample of 230 individuals: 58.3 % were women and 41.7 % were men, 35 years old average. The Likert-Thurstone mixed scale was used. The statistical analysis with t-student test, the analysis of variance (ANOVA), and the Pearson correlation coefficient was applied.
Results:
both indexes showed a highly positive correlation between employee satisfaction and a better organizational environment.
Conclusions:
a favorable organizational environment will set the conditions for a better standard of living among the staff of the health institution in question, resulting in a substantial improvement of the health services provided to the beneficiaries.
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