Jurnal Health Sains: p�ISSN: 2723-4339 e-ISSN:
2548-1398
Vol. 3, No. 10, Oktober 2022
INFLUENCE
OF WORKLOAD AND JOB SATISFACTION OF PHARMACEUTICAL WORKERS ON THE ACHIEVEMENT
OF QUALITY INDICATORS WITH MOTIVATION AS INTERVENING VARIABLES IN JAKARTA
DHARMAIS CANCER HOSPITAL
Gina Fadhilah, Kemala Rita W, Endang Ruswanti
Universitas Esa Unggul, Jakarta, Indonesia
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ABSTRACT |
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Based
on an initial survey of� 10
pharmacists, there are still many employees (10%) who complain of being tired
when the office, especially the morning service, sometimes doesn't have time
to rest, eat, plus pharmacists who don't come because of illness, causing the
workload to be more The survey results also showed 50% of employees expressed
job dissatisfaction this was related to salary provision, relationships with
superiors and job placements were not in accordance with their skills and
abilities. In addition, 20% of employees show low work motivation, this is
because the work environment is not conducive and the workload is high. In
addition to the results of observations based on the RSKD suggestion box, the
phenomenon of complaints felt by 3 patients / families, including "long
pharmacy service, employees do not smile and behave rudely". Long
waiting time is one of the components that have the potential to cause
patient dissatisfaction. Objective: To analyze the
effect of workload and job satisfaction on the achievement of quality
indicators with motivation as an intervening variable for pharmacists at Dharmais Cancer Hospital. The research design that will
be used in this research is a quantitative approach research model.
Quantitative model is a decision model that uses numbers. In addition, based
on numerical or numerical data and decision models produce decision variables
in the form of numbers with a cross sectional approach. There is a �significant effect between workload on the
motivation of pharmacists at Dharmais Cancer
Hospital, There is a significant influence between job satisfaction on the
motivation of pharmacists at Dharmais Cancer
Hospital, There is a significant influence between workload on the
achievement of quality indicators in the Home Pharmacy Installation Dharmais Cancer. , There is a significant effect between
job satisfaction on the achievement of quality indicators in the Pharmacy
Installation of Dharmais Cancer Hospital., There is
a significant influence between workload and job satisfaction on the
achievement of quality indicators with motivation as an influential factor in
the Pharmacy Installation of Dharmais Cancer
Hospital. |
Keywords:
Job Satisfaction Workload Quality
Indicator Motivation |
Inctroduction
SPM
on pharmacy services includes waiting time for finished drug services 30
minutes and waiting time for concoction drug services ≤ 60 minutes, the
absence of 100% drug delivery errors, customer satisfaction 80%, prescription
writing according to the formulary 100%. The performance of the RSKD IFRS until
June 2019 is seen from the indicator that the non-concoction waiting time takes
9.2 minutes, and the 12.1-minute blend has met the target, namely the
non-concoction waiting time < 30 minutes and the compound < 60 minutes.
99.96% customer satisfaction indicator has met the target > 80%. Meanwhile,
indicators of compliance with prescription writing according to the formulary
have not yet been carried out. The indicator of no incidence of medication errors
in June has been reached 100%. Based on Permenkes no
72 of 2018 the indicator value in the RSKD IFRS of 90% is in accordance with
the standard. Pharmaceutical service standards in hospitals, policies for the
management of pharmaceutical preparations, medical devices and medical
consumables must be implemented in a multi-disciplinary, coordinated manner and
use an effective process to ensure quality and cost control. IFRS as the only
provider of pharmaceutical services including formulary manufacture, procurement
and distribution of pharmaceutical preparations, medical devices and medical
consumables.
The
success of implementing pharmaceutical service standards in hospitals must be
supported by the availability of pharmaceutical resources, one of which is
human resources (HR). The availability of pharmaceutical human resources in
addition to following existing regulations must also adjust to the needs of the
hospital. Furthermore, in carrying out pharmaceutical activities various
factors affect the performance of an employee, basically the level of employee
performance is influenced by factors from within the employee himself and
factors outside the employee. Factors from within the officer include knowledge
and skills, competencies in accordance with their work, work motivation, and
job satisfaction. Factors from outside of the employee, namely the workload and
leadership style in the organization that play a very important role in
influencing employee
performance. However, if
the employee burden is managed properly, it will have a positive effect on work
performance, especially the productivity and quality of employee work. Some
researchers consider that there is an influence between workload on employee
performance. In addition, an important factor in achieving quality indicators
of hospital management, especially in the pharmaceutical sector, must also look
at employee job satisfaction because it can affect the work behavior of
employees in an organization. do not like employees to work. So it can be said
that if an employee feels job satisfaction, it will also have a positive effect
on improving the quality of the employee's work. Therefore, the behavior of
employees in the organization must be directed towards achieving the goals that
have been set. Motivation is a driving force that also affects the behavior of
employees in the organization. Employee behavior at work is basically aimed at
achieving satisfaction so it is necessary to pay attention to the things that
can motivate the employee. If an employee is satisfied with his work, he will
have more motivation and have more performance. Some people who conduct
research on job satisfaction and performance include (Maryani &
Supomo, 2001)both studies found that
there was a significant relationship between job satisfaction and performance.
Incompleteness, inaccuracy, in the implementation of pharmaceutical services
has a bad impact on the health service process to patients, because the time
for the medical service process becomes long. The high percentage of
inappropriate pharmaceutical services is an indicator of the low performance of
pharmacy employees in hospitals which is thought to be the result of low
employee motivation in carrying out their work, both internal motivation
(intrinsic) and motivation from outside employees (extrinsic). Dharmais Cancer Hospital is a National Cancer Center
Hospital located in Jakarta. In May 2018 Dharmais
Cancer Hospital Jakarta received a Hospital Accreditation Certificate from the
Hospital Accreditation Commission (KARS) with the predicate of passing the
Plenary Level Accreditation. This is one of the efforts Dharmais
Cancer Hospital Jakarta to maintain service quality by running services in
accordance with hospital accreditation standards. At the Dharmais
Cancer Hospital in Jakarta, the goal of improving the quality of service is to
improve health services through efforts to improve the quality of services at
the Dharmais Cancer Hospital Jakarta effectively and
efficiently in order to achieve optimal health status. Dharmais
Cancer Hospital Jakarta has established several Hospital Quality Indicators as
benchmarks in efforts to improve service quality. Dharmais
Jakarta Cancer Hospital in an effort to realize the hospital's vision is
"To become a comprehensive cancer hospital and develop a national cancer
center that is equivalent to Asia level". The management and all staff of
the Jakarta Dharmais Cancer Hospital will always
ensure the satisfaction of hospital customers by providing Pro CARE CS medical
services which means Professional means carrying out and completing a certain
job completely, satisfactorily, and on time. Care or Peduli
means communicating politely to all parties C Continuous Improvement or continuous
improvement means appreciating feedback, coaching and mentoring and Synergy
means communicating with each other clearly and openly. In realizing the goal
of Dharmais Cancer Hospital Jakarta to become a
leading hospital and role models in the treatment and prevention of cancer. Based
on an initial survey of 10 pharmacists, there are still many employees (10%)
who complain of being tired when the office, especially the morning service,
sometimes doesn't have time to rest, eat, plus pharmacists who don't come
because of illness, causing the workload to be more. The survey results also
showed 50% of employees expressed job dissatisfaction this was related to
salary provision, relationships with superiors and job placements were not in
accordance with their skills and abilities (Muindi, 2011).
In addition, 20% of employees show low work motivation, this is because the
work environment is not conducive and the workload is high. In addition to the
results of observations based on the RSKD suggestion box, the phenomenon of
complaints felt by 3 patients / families, including "long pharmacy
service, employees do not smile and behave rudely". Long waiting time is
one of the components that have the potential to cause patient dissatisfaction.
Previous research on the
analysis of the need for personnel in the Pharmacy Installation of the RSKD
conducted by (Ramadhia, 2014),
the results of the calculation of the need for personnel, obtained that the
Pharmacy Installation still experienced a shortage of 2 pharmacists and 1
pharmacist assistant. The number of patients and the lack of pharmacists in
their services are the main factors in the high workload. The results of the
preliminary study using a questionnaire, they perceived that the workload of
the RSKD pharmacy staff was in the high category (81.06%) Based on the above
background, the researchers examined "The Effect of Workload and Job
Satisfaction of Pharmacy Workers on Achieving Quality Indicators with
Motivation as Intervening Variables at Dharmais
Cancer Hospital Jakarta"
Method
The
research design that will be used in this research is a quantitative approach
research model. Quantitative model is a decision model that uses numbers.
A. Literature
review
1.
Workload
Workload is something that arises
from the interaction between the demands of tasks, the work environment where
it is used as a workplace, skills, behavior and perceptions of workers. Work
motivation
According to (Asy�ari, 2018)
motivation is the desire to do something and determine the ability to act to
satisfy individual needs, a need, in our terminology, means a physical or
psychological deficiency that makes certain outcomes look attractive.
2.
Job
satisfaction
According to, job satisfaction is a
general attitude of an individual towards his work. The job demands interaction
with coworkers and superiors, following organizational rules and policies,
meeting performance standards, living in work conditions that are often less than
ideal, and the like.
3.
Quality
Indicator
Quality according to is very
subjective, depending on perceptions, value systems, background, social,
educational, economic, cultural and many other factors in society or
individuals associated with services.
B. Hypothesis
Development
�
H1:
There is a significant effect between workload and job satisfaction together on
the achievement of quality indicators with motivation as an intervening
variable in the Pharmacy Installation of Dharmais
Cancer Hospital
�
H2
: There is a significant effect between workload on the motivation of
pharmacists at Dharmais Cancer Hospital
�
H3
: There is a significant effect between job satisfaction and motivation of
pharmacists at Dharmais Cancer Hospital
�
H4
: There is a significant influence between workload on the achievement of
quality indicators in the Pharmacy Installation of Dharmais
Cancer Hospital
�
H5:
There is a significant influence between job satisfaction on the achievement of
quality indicators in the Pharmacy Installation of Dharmais
Cancer Hospital
Results and Discussion
A. Characteristics
of Respondents
The characteristics of the
respondents are, most of the respondents are aged 31-35 years with a total of
16 people from 54 people with a percentage of 29.63%, the characteristics of
respondents according to gender are mostly women with a total of 42 people from
54 people with a percentage of 77.78%, the characteristics of respondents
according to education most of the respondents have a DIII education level with
a total of 36 people from 54 people and a percentage of 66.67%.
B. Hypothesis
Testing
Table 1
Hypothesis Testing
Item |
Original Sample (O) |
Sample Mean (M) |
Standard Deviation (STDEV |
T Statistics (|O/STDEV|) |
P Values |
Workload => work motivation |
0.518 |
0.509 |
0.137 |
3.782 |
0.000 |
Job satisfaction => work
motivation |
0.443 |
0.462 |
0.234 |
2.558 |
0.000 |
Workload => pharmaceutical
quality indicator |
0.547 |
0.561 |
0.211 |
2.593 |
0.010 |
Job satisfaction =>
pharmaceutical quality indicator |
0.432 |
0.430 |
0.223 |
2.042 |
000 |
Work motivation=>
pharmaceutical quality indicator |
0.693 |
0.610 |
0.256 |
3.870 |
0.000 |
Source: Primary Data
Processed 2021
Based on Table 1, the
determination of the hypothesis to be accepted or rejected is explained as
follows: The workload construct has a significant effect on work motivation (t
= 3.782; p < 0.05), job satisfaction has a significant effect on work motivation
(t = 2.558; p < 0.05) , workload has a significant effect on indicators of
pharmaceutical quality (t = 2,593 ; p < 0.05), job satisfaction has a
significant effect on indicators of pharmaceutical quality (t = 2,042 ; p <
0.05), and work motivation has a significant effect on indicators of
pharmaceutical quality ( t = 3,870 ; p > 0.05)
Discussion
1.
The Effect of Workload and Job Satisfaction Together on the Achievement of
Pharmaceutical Quality Indicators with Work Motivation as an Intervening Variable
From the
previous PLS in table 4. the workload variable has a positive influence on the
achievement of pharmaceutical quality indicators (O= 0.547, p-value: 0.000
<0.05 and t statistic 2.593 1.96 and the job satisfaction variable has a
positive effect on the achievement of pharmaceutical quality indicators (O=
0.432, p-value). : 0.000 < 0.05 and t statistic
2.042 1.96. Furthermore, in table 4.22 after being intervened by work
motivation, it is known that the workload variable has a positive influence on
the achievement of pharmaceutical quality indicators (O= 0.607, p-value : 0.000
< 0.05 and t statistic 6.117 1.96 and Job satisfaction variable has a
positive effect on the achievement of pharmaceutical quality indicators (O=
0.227 p value : 0.000 < 0.05 and t statistic 2.117 1.96) and workload and
job satisfaction variables together have a positive and significant effect on
the achievement of hospital quality indicators with motivation work as an
intervening variable O= 0.508 , p value : 0.000 < 0.05 and t statistic 7.231
1.96. Workload is something that arises from the interaction between the
demands of tasks, the work environment where it is used as a workplace, skills,
behavior and perceptions of workers. According to suggests that job
satisfaction is as a general attitude of an individual towards his work. Work
requires interaction with co-workers and superiors, following organizational
rules and policies, meeting performance standards, living in good conditions.
work that is often less than ideal, and other similar things.According
to� motivation is the desire to do
something and determine the ability to act to satisfy individual needs, a need,
in our terminology, means a physical or psychological deficiency that To make
certain outputs look attractive, quality according to is very subjective,
depending on perceptions, value systems, background, social, educational,
economic, cultural and many other factors in society or individuals related to
services. These results indicate that work motivation mediates the effect of
workload and job satisfaction on the achievement of pharmaceutical quality
indicators. And this variable acts as a partial control in the relationship
between workload and job satisfaction on the achievement of pharmaceutical
quality indicators with the magnitude of the coefficient of influence between
the hypothesized constructs indicated by the value of the path coefficient. The
biggest effect is workload of 0.607, and the smallest effect is job
satisfaction of 0.227. Therefore, the fifth hypothesis which states that
workload and job satisfaction has a positive influence on the achievement of
pharmaceutical quality indicators of work motivation as an intervening variable
is proven true. Motivation is a person's strength (energy) that can lead to a
level of persistence and enthusiasm in carrying out an activity, both
originating from within the individual itself (intrinsic motivation) and from
outside the individual (extrinsic motivation).The results of this study are in
accordance with previous studies, namely by (Yurasti, 2016),
,(Munawirsyah, 2016),
(Darojati, 2018),
that workload has a positive and significant effect on performance and job
satisfaction has a positive and significant effect on service quality. The
results showed that motivation mediating the effect of workload and job
satisfaction had a positive influence on the achievement of pharmaceutical
quality indicators (Srimarut &
Mekhum, 2020), this is because
employees are required to work according to SOPs that make employees
enthusiastic or motivated because employees who have high motivation will feel
challenged and carry out their duties and responsibilities. it fits the role
applicable rules.
2.
The Effect of Workload on Work Motivation
Workload has a significant positive
effect on the motivation of pharmacists (O = 0.518) with the t-statistical
value is 3.782 1.96 and the p-value is 0.000 <0.05. Therefore, the first
hypothesis which states that workload has a positive effect on work motivation
is proven true.
Based on
the results of the descriptive analysis of table 4.1 above, it can be seen that
the average value of the workload is 35,975 in the medium workload category.
The highest indicator is the working time indicator, namely the question item
"I often finish work on time" which is 39.6. while the lowest
indicator on the item �I feel confused, tired and depressed during work� is
31.6. Based on table 4.3 above, it can be seen that the average value of work
motivation is 32.44 which is included in the medium category. The highest
indicator is the indicator of the need for security, namely the question item
"The hospital provides a good safety belt or K3 to employees during their
work. carry out the task�, which is 34.8. while the lowest indicator is the
indicator of the need for security, namely the item "The hospital
guarantees the children of employees who excel in education for employees who
have passed away and the hospital provides educational scholarships to the
children of employees who excel" which is 30. A set of task demands, as an
effort, and as an activity or achievement. The workload is in the form of tasks
that can have a positive or variable impact. The workload can be either
physical or psychological. Workload is something that arises from the interaction
between the demands of tasks, the work environment where it is used as a
workplace, skills, behavior and perceptions of workers. According to motivation
is the desire to do something and determine the ability to act to satisfy
individual needs, a need, in our terms, means a physical or psychological
deficiency that makes certain outcomes look attractive. The theory defines the
characteristics of these dimensions. The connection with this research is that
the workload is a task carried out by each employee, whether high or low. This
study shows that the workload is in the medium category, which means it is
neither high nor low but has a very significant influence on motivation at
work. The research has similarities with the research conducted by (Yurasti, 2016),
namely they both examine workload variables, then the data collection method is
a questionnaire as a data collection tool but also has a difference, namely
there is a performance variable, analyzed by multiple linear regression
analysis. Based on the results of the study, hospitals should be able to reduce
the burden on employees so they don't feel tired, confused and work on time and
motivate employees by ensuring that the children of employees who excel in
education for employees who have died and hospitals provide educational
scholarships to employees' children who excel.
3.
The Effect of Job Satisfaction on Work Motivation
Job satisfaction has a significant
positive effect on the work motivation of pharmacists (O = 0.443) with a
statistical t value of 2.558 1.96 and a p-value of 0.000 <0.05. Therefore,
the second hypothesis which states that job satisfaction has a positive effect
on work motivation is proven true. Based on the descriptive analysis of table
4.2 above, it can be seen that the average value of job satisfaction is 31.46
which is included in the Quite Satisfied category. The highest indicator is in
the co-worker indicator, namely the question item "My close relationship
with co-workers so far has made my work run very well" namely of 44.6
while the lowest indicator on the job promotion indicator is the item "My
place of work provides complete information and data regarding the requirements
to occupy a certain position for each employee" which is 8.4.
Based on table 4.3 above, it can be
seen that the average value of work motivation is 32.44 which is included in
the medium category. The highest indicator is the indicator of the need for
security, namely the question item "The hospital provides a good safety
belt or K3 to employees during their work. carry out the task�, which is 34.8.
while the lowest indicator on the indicator of the need for security is the
item "The hospital guarantees the children of employees who excel in
education for employees who have passed away and the hospital provides
educational scholarships for the children of employees who excel" which is
30.4. Based on these results, it can be stated that work motivation has a high
influence on employees so that employees are motivated by their work. According
to , job satisfaction is a general attitude of an
individual towards his work. The job demands interaction with coworkers and
superiors, following organizational rules and policies, meeting performance
standards, living in work conditions that are often less than ideal, and the
like. According to motivation is the desire to do something and determine the
ability to act to satisfy individual needs, a need, in our terminology, means a
physical or psychological deficiency that makes certain outcomes look
attractive (Sheldon &
Gunz, 2009).�
The results of this
study are in accordance with previous studies which state that the higher the
job satisfaction of employees, the higher the work motivation (Niati, Siregar,
& Prayoga, 2021). stated that job
satisfaction will increase work motivation or in other words job satisfaction
has a positive correlation with employee work motivation. The theory explains
in general the description of each dimension, where in this study it is seen
that job satisfaction has a very significant influence on motivation. The
results of the three boxes are also in the category of being quite satisfied
and having moderate motivation. This means that in this case the employees at
the hospital feel that they are not so satisfied with their working conditions
so that they have mediocre work motivation. In addition, this research is also
in line with research conducted by (Munawirsyah, 2016)
which has similarities, namely both researching job satisfaction variables,
then the data collection method is a questionnaire as a data collection tool
and the difference is that there are employee performance variables, partial
linear regression analysis
Based on
the results of the study, the implications that should be carried out by
hospitals so that employee work motivation increases, one of them is by
providing complete information and data regarding the requirements to occupy a
certain position for each employee.
4.
The Effect of Workload on the Achievement of Pharmaceutical Quality Indicators
Workload has a significant positive
effect on the achievement of pharmaceutical quality indicators (O = 0.547) with
a statistical t value of 2.5932 1.96 and a p-value of 0.010 <0.05. Therefore,
the third hypothesis which states that workload has a positive effect on work
motivation is proven true. Based on the results of descriptive analysis. Based
on table 4.1 above, it can be seen that the average value of the workload is
35,975 which is included in the medium workload category. The highest indicator
is the working time indicator, namely the question item "I often finish my
work not on time" which is 39.6. while the lowest indicator on the item �I
feel confused, tired and depressed during work� is 31.6.
Based on table 4.4 above, it can be
seen that the average value of the Achievement of Pharmaceutical Quality
Indicators is 32.23 in the medium category. The highest indicator is the
service quality indicator, namely the question item "The hospital always
provides quality medicine to patients" which is 34.4. while the lowest
indicator on the indicator of the absence of drug administration events
according to the formulary is the item "I always write generic names or
drug trade names" which is 30. Pharmaceutical quality indicators are a set
of tools used as a reference or standard for achieving hospital pharmacy
services that have been established. According to the Minister of Health No.
129 of 2008 in this case includes four things, namely waiting time for service,
the absence of errors in drug administration, customer satisfaction, and
writing prescriptions after formulary. Workload is something that arises from
the interaction between the demands of tasks, the work environment where it is
used as a workplace, skills, behavior and perceptions of workers.
Quality according to is
very subjective, depending on perceptions, value systems, background, social,
educational, economic, cultural and many other factors in society or
individuals associated with services. Based on the theory presented and the
results obtained, this study means that the workload has a significant
influence on the quality of service, the results of the threebox
itself are also in the medium category, where the workload is between high and
low so that the services provided are in accordance with what can be expected.
given by employees.
The results of this
study are in accordance with previous studies which state that the lighter the
workload of employees, the higher the achievement of pharmaceutical quality
indicators. Research conducted by (Yurasti, 2016)
obtained the results that there was a positive and significant effect between
workload on the performance of the Koperindag and SME
employees of 91%. Other research by (Adityawarman,
Sanim, & Sinaga, 2015)
workload has a positive and significant direct effect on the performance of BRI
employees in the Krekot Branch at the significance
level. Furthermore, research by (Anita, Aziz, &
Yunus, 2013) stated that the
workload partially had a significant effect on work performance. On the
contrary, stated that there was no relationship between workload and nurse
performance in implementing patient safety. If the workload for employees
exceeds the employee's own work capacity, it will make the employee less
productive which in turn will reduce performance, especially the achievement of
predetermined quality indicators. The existence of a workload that is in
accordance with professionalism and adequate health service facilities can
ultimately improve employee performance so that they can provide the best
service according to the minimum service standards that have been set (Panggabean, 2012).In
addition, this study has similarities and differences with research conducted
by (Saputra, 2016)
where Similarities: examines the workload with service quality, and
Differences: this study relates the characteristics of respondents.
Based
on the results of the study, the implications that should be carried out by
hospitals so that the achievement of pharmaceutical quality indicators
increase, one of them is by increasing the number of employees so that the
division of labor and work time to complete work becomes more optimal.
5.
The Effect of Job Satisfaction on the Achievement of Pharmaceutical Quality
Indicators
Job
satisfaction has a significant positive effect on the achievement of
pharmaceutical quality indicators (O = 0.693) with a statistical t value of
3.870 1.96 and a p-value of 0.000 <0.05. Therefore, the fourth hypothesis
which states that job satisfaction has a positive influence on the achievement
of pharmaceutical quality indicators is proven true. Based on table 4.2 above,
it can be seen that the average value of job satisfaction is 31.46 which is
included in the Quite Satisfied category. The highest indicator is in the
co-worker indicator, namely the question item "My close relationship with
my co-workers has made my work run very well" which is 44.6 while the
lowest indicator on the job promotion indicator is the item "My place of
work provides complete information and data regarding the requirements to
occupy a certain position for each employee" which is 8.4. Based on table
4.4 above, it can be seen that the average value of the Achievement of
Pharmaceutical Quality Indicators is 32.23 in the medium category. The highest
indicator is the service quality indicator, namely the question item "The
hospital always provides quality medicine to patients" which is 34.4.
while the lowest indicator on the indicator of the absence of occurrence of drug
administration according to the formulary is the item "I always write
generic names or drug trade names" which is 30. Based on these results it
can be stated that pharmaceutical quality indicators have a high influence on
employees so that employees are able to provide pharmaceutical services
effectively. optimal.
According
to, job satisfaction is a general attitude of an individual towards his work.
The job demands interaction with coworkers and superiors, following
organizational rules and policies, meeting performance standards, living in
work conditions that are often less than ideal, and the like (Dewi, Yulianto,
& Ruswanti, 2022). Quality according to
is very subjective, depending on perceptions, value systems, background,
social, educational, economic, cultural and many other factors in society or
individuals associated with services. Based on the results of the study, the
implications that should be carried out by hospitals for achieving
pharmaceutical quality indicators are increasing, one of which is by way of
every employee having the same opportunity to get a promotion. The definition
explains what each dimension means, and describes the meaning of each
dimension. In this study, it was found that job satisfaction has a significant
influence on service quality, where the results of the three boxes also
illustrate that employees are quite satisfied with their work, which means that
the work done is not optimal. This study has similarities and differences that
are in line with Susanto's research, where Equation: Both research on employee
job satisfaction variables. Furthermore, the data collection method is a
questionnaire as a data collection tool. Differences: Analyzed by multiple
linear regression analysis.
�In relation to the quality of service, if the
work has not been carried out optimally, the services provided are also the
same, this is also evident from the results of the three boxes that the quality
of service is in the medium category, which means that it has not achieved what
the patient expects.
6. Finding
Based on
the results of the study found the following research findings:
a.
Health
workers are still working not in accordance with the working hours that have
been set.
b.
Health
workers feel that they do not fully get the right to career development.
c.
Relationships
with colleagues and superiors are also a major factor in carrying out their
duties. So that the average satisfaction of health workers is in the medium
category
Conclusion
From
the results of hypothesis testing and discussion in this study, several
conclusions can be drawn, including the following:
1.
There
is a significant effect of workload on the motivation of pharmacists at Dharmais Cancer Hospital. Which means that the workload can
affect one's work motivation if the workload is high in the task, the
motivation of the employees themselves becomes low and vice versa so that the
work is carried out in accordance with expectations.
2.
There
is a significant effect of job satisfaction on the motivation of pharmacists at
Dharmais Cancer Hospital. Which means that job
satisfaction can affect work motivation, if employees feel satisfied with their
work, the motivation to work is also high so that employees feel better in
carrying out their duties.
3.
There
is a significant effect between workload on the achievement of quality
indicators in the Pharmacy Installation of Dharmais
Cancer Hospital. This means that the workload will greatly affect the quality
of services provided, if the burden is high, employees will provide services
with inappropriate work pressure so that the services provided are also not in
accordance with patient expectations.
4.
There
is a significant influence between job satisfaction on the achievement of
quality indicators in the Pharmacy Installation of Dharmais
Cancer Hospital. This means that job satisfaction is a factor that can affect
the services provided, where if the employee is satisfied with the job, it
means he has provided services in accordance with the expected service quality.
5.
There
is a significant influence between workload and job satisfaction on the
achievement of quality indicators with motivation as an influential factor in
the Pharmacy Installation of Dharmais Cancer
Hospital. Which means that if the workload is high it
can affect job satisfaction and also work motivation is low so that together it
can affect the achievement of quality indicators that are not good and not
optimal. Therefore, it is very important for the hospital to improve it so that
the quality of service is satisfactory.
7. Managerial
Implications
Based on the results of
the study, the researchers determined the managerial implications as follows:
a) So that the workload
of officers can be recalculated and evaluated, especially the working time and
rest time of officers because this can affect the performance of officers in
providing services.
b) In order to create
good job satisfaction, it is necessary to pay attention to the attitude of
superiors towards subordinates and to be evaluated immediately, as well as
information that needs to be given properly to each employee with the data
needed by employees, as well as providing opportunities for employees to be
able to develop their careers.
c) In order for officers
to have high motivation in their work, attention must be paid to the guarantees
that can be provided by the hospital for the officers themselves and for their
families, including children who excel in the form of scholarships or educational
allowances.
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