Factors Predicting Success in Implementation of The Subdistrict Narcotic Dose Screening Center in Songkla Province
Keywords:
Subdistrict narcotic dose screening center, Success, Environmental management, MotivationAbstract
The purpose of this descriptive study was to investigate the factors influencing success in implementation of subdistrict narcotic dose screening center in Songkla province. 138 officers working in subdistrict narcotic dose screening center served as the samples with simple random sampling technique was used. The instruments used were questionnaires that demanded participation in a partnership network after the screening center committees' role, screening skills and officer consultation, work motivation, environmental and workplace management, workforce, and implementation success. The instruments' validity varied from.67 to 1.00. Alpha's Cronbach coefficient reliability indexes were 948,.954,.937,.967,.955, and.979, respectively.
Data were analyzed by using descriptive statistics and stepwise multiple regression analysis. According to the results overall of success in implementation of subdistrict narcotic dose screening center in Songkla province at a high level (M =3.71, S.D.= 0.78). Factors predicting success in implementation of subdistrict narcotic dose screening center in Songkla province were the workforce (Beta=.463), work motivation (Beta= .241), participation in partnership networks (Beta=.167), and environmental and workplace management (Beta=.133). These factors can explain 83.60% of the variance and had statistically significant at.001.
Therefore, the subdistrict narcotic dose screening center ought to enhance and get ready for environmental management, workforce management that is appropriate for the workload, empowerment in implementation through motivation, a focus on partnership network participation, and the availability of clear guidelines that are easier to follow with the registered nurse and officers working in subdistrict narcotic dose screening center.
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