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Analysis of factors and corresponding interactions influencing clinical management assistant ability using competency
1Wuhan Fourth Hospital; Puai Hospital, Tongji Medical College, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China.
Abstract:
The clinical management assistant (CMA) is an innovative and practical way to help manage a hospital, so the selection of CMA is important. This research is to find the influencing factors on the competency of CMA and help to select proper candidate of CMA.Based on the items of competency theory using the structural equation model, the data of 600 hospital managers from Shanghai, Guangzhou and Wuhan were identified by exploratory factor analysis and confirmatory factor analysis. In further analysis, the interactions among the factors were evaluated.A total of 20 items were identified as critical to CMA capability, which were further tested and divided into 3 factors: (1) personal characteristics; (2) competence; (3) thinking. The subsequent analysis showed that all factors had significant impact on CMA's ability, and competence contributed the most to the formation of CMA's ability, while the intermediary role of personal characteristics and thinking could not be ignored in practice. The results showed that the competency model contained these 3 factors and had the same structure as the classic competency model.This study presented a tentative approach for assessing CMA's competency, as well as provided the criteria to find and evaluate a CMA.
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