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إا ما رة
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Salahaddin University-Erbil
Subject: Questionnaire Form
Dear Sir / Madam Respondent
This questionnaire form is a part of the study entitled “Analysis the
Relationship of Intellectual Capital and Organizational Learning and its Impact
on Achieving Business Entrepreneurship: An Analytical study of the managers
sample views at private hospitals in Erbil city” in Partial Fulfillment of the
Requirements for the Degree of Master in Management Science.
I would be pleased if you accept to participate in the research by answering the
study questionnaire conferring to your experiences and knowledge as it would have
a positive impact in outputting this study at the required level. Please respond as
candidly as possible to the following statements by mark (√) in the appropriate place
rendering to your views and thoughtful.
All information will remain confidential. Results will be aggregated by
categories and reported only by statistical summaries. Information about individual
hospitals will not be identified.
Thanks in advance for your time and cooperation that is deeply appreciated and
respected.
Sincerely,
Contacts:
E-mail: hussein.mustafa88@gmail.com
Mob: 0750 4068474
Researcher
Hussein Ahmad Mustafa
Master Student
Supervisor
Assistant Prof. Dr. Ahlam Ibrahim Wali
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First: General Information
1.Information about the hospital
Hospital’s Name....................... Hospital Type: General Specialist
year Founded ………………... The number of departments or units
2. Information about the respondent
Gender: Male Female
Age …………. Years
Job position………………………
Number of years working in the health sector ………… Years
Academic Degree:
PhD or Board Master Higher Diploma Bachelor
Second: The Scale of Intellectual Capital
This part of the scale is based on an extensively scale that includes a combination of
three components: Human capital, Structural Capital and Customers Capital.
Q statements
Strongly
Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly
Disagree
A. Human capital
1 The hospital retains doctors of highly skilled and accumulated
experience.
2 Hospital Administration systematically and continuously
develops the skills and abilities of the doctors through the multi-
purpose training programs.
3 Hospital Administration is seeking to adopt administrative
empowerment, concepts and methods based management
confidence to maintain the best doctors in term of health care.
4 Hospital Administration sense doctors that they are able to
manage themselves and responsible of their health care
performance.
5 Hospital Administration encourages a spirit of competition
among doctors at the hospital.
B. Structural Capital
6 Applied management systems in hospital support to retain, attract
expertise and knowledge.
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7 Internal relationsat the hospital provide favorable conditions for
the work of the doctors work as a team.
8 Organize Work Departments in the hospital assistances to
provide better service to beneficiaries.
9 The Hospital set of guidelines and written notes and publications
that explain the functioning of the doctors.
10 Administration Confirms that doctors are an important part of the
health system and without them the hospital could not achieve its
objectives.
C. Customers Capital
11 Hospital Administration seeks to promote interaction with the
beneficiaries and provide them with as much information as
possible to ensure the provision of appropriate service for them.
12 The hospital has a competitive advantage in terms of health
services provided to beneficiaries, which qualifies them to
differentiate from other hospitals.
13 Administration carefulness to achieve loyalty with beneficiaries,
through a humanitarian deal for the services provided to them.
14 Hospital Administration evaluates doctor’s performance based on
a quality of the services they provide to the beneficiary and not
on the number of beneficiaries served.
15 The Administration dealing with the proposals of the
beneficiaries with highly important.
Third: The Scale of Organizational Learning
This part of the scale is based on a comprehensively scale that includes a combination
of three components: strategic, Organizational and cultural component.
Q statements
Strongly
Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly
Disagree
A. Strategic Component
16 Doctors learn from experiences in various positions and apply
what they have learned of new knowledge in the future
situations.
17 Hospital Administration Supports doctors learning opportunities
and encourage the application of new knowledge.
18 The various departments of the hospital coordination efforts
through the set of common objectives for work and learning.
19 Hospital Administration encourages doctors on their own in
order to adapt to the expected environmental changes.
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20 Hospital Administrationtraining and guide doctors on how to
self-learning.
B. Organizational Component
21 The Hospital's Organizational Structure permits efficient
communication and learning across organizational levels.
22 Hospital Administration exercise decentralization and
delegated powers commensurate with the responsibility and
ability to learn.
23 Doctors can think and act according to the entrance of the
comprehensive systems which take into account the relations
and interactions between parts of the organization.
24 Hospital Administration backing doctors learning with
beneficiaries and other related sectors.
25 Doctors at the hospital involved in the activities of learning with
academic and professional institutions in society.
C. Cultural Component
26 Hospital Administration considers mistakes as opportunities for
learning and motivates doctors and staff to learn and teach
others.
27 Organizing Climate in the hospital Supports organizational
learning.
28 Doctors can access the data and information that they need to
perform their jobs effectively.
29 Electronic support systems designed to performance based on
learning needs and requirements.
30 Hospital Administration uses techniques that help doctors to do
their jobs effectively, such as hardware supplied to the
meetings, seminars, and conference rooms.
Fourth: The Scale of Business Entrepreneurship
This part of the scale is based on a lengthily scale that includes a combination of four
components: Risk Taking, proactiveness, Innovativeness and competitive
aggressiveness.
Q statements
Strongly
Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly
Disagree
A. Risk Taking
31 Doctors tend toward the search for new opportunities in health
services with low risks.
32 Doctors believe that ideas involving risk are most useful.
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33 Hospital Administrationcontributes significantly to support
Doctors in adopting the calculated risk taking in their
professional.
34 Hospital Administration allows having an acceptable level of
self-control and preference for distinguished doctors.
35 Hospital Administration constantly evaluates internal and
external risk scope to take appropriate action and response.
B. proactiveness
36 Hospital Administration runs to be first in service delivery to
beneficiaries.
37 Hospital Administration fascinated in the development and
improvement of the potentials before others.
38 Hospital Administration is making a great effort to find new
potentials.
39 Hospital Administration aims to be the first to use contemporary
techniques.
40 Hospital Administration confirms the importance of the
continued improvement and good understanding of the business
and other initiatives.
C. Innovativeness
41 Hospital Administration motivates all doctors to provide new
ideas.
42 Hospital Administration to enter permanent modifications to
their services in order to improve for the better.
43 Backed the hospital administration ideas of external experts for
the development of services.
44 Hospital Administration profound to implement new ideas
quickly.
45 Hospital Administration assistances doctor with Innovative
ideas, and provide them with suitable research environment.
D. Competitive Aggressiveness
46 Highly competitive, contribute to creating a climate
encouraging creativity and provide better services to the
beneficiaries.
47 The hospital keeps doctors, who they have the entrepreneurial
mindset to deal with environment variables.
48 The hospital’s competitive strategies based on the trends of the
set of hospital vision and mission.
49 Competitive aggressiveness is an important part in the assistant
of hospital improvement.
50 Hospital Administration provides increased opportunities to
participate in decision-making and draw some competitive
policies that help improve the working environment.
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Abstract
Purpose: the presentstudy aims to analysis the relationship of intellectual
capital (i.e. human capital, structural capital, customers capital) and organizational
learning through its components (strategic component, organizational component,
cultural component) then knowing the impact of this relationship on the achieving
business entrepreneurship in private sector hospitals in Erbil city.
Methodology: the methodology adopted by the study is to identify the
study's problem, by examining several questions, concentrated on the nature of the
relationship, impact, and variance between independent variables and dependent
variable that represents entrepreneurship, and a conceptual scheme designed for
the study, and produced seven main hypotheses, so to make sure that the
hypotheses are correct or may not, they subjected to several statistical tests.
Method: the study followed the analytical descriptive method, as described
the study variables and dimensions as well as the study population, private sector
hospitals in Erbil city. Which are represented in (15) hospitals and after
distributing (75) questionnaire form on the responders, (68) valid form were
obtained for analysis, and it had been examined the relationship, impact, and
variance by applying the statistical methods through SPSS version 22.
Findings: the study reach to several conclusions, most notably the presence
of high levels of intellectual capital and organizational learning, as well the
existence of business entrepreneurship in the surveyed hospitals in Erbil, the study
also found a correlation and effect between independent variables and dependent
variable on the aggregate and partial levels, the study presented that there are no
significant variances in the attitudes of respondents on the relationship of
intellectual capital and organizational learning and its impact on achieving
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business entrepreneurship accordingto responders personal characteristics
differences.
Recommendations: the researcher recommended that it is necessary to
retain high levels of intellectual capital and organizational learning, besides
employ and increase investing them in achieving business entrepreneurship, with
necessity of stimulating customers’ capital for its importance in the advantage of
entrepreneurship, and work to increase the financial allocations for the
organizational learning process and more emphasis on proactiveness and
innovativeness as components of business entrepreneurship through seminars,
debates and discuss issues related to health care and more interest in taking risk
and competition, as well as some suggestions regarding future studies.
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د يزام-َو
Salahaddin University-Erbil
Analysisthe Relationship of Intellectual Capital and
Organizational Learning and its impact on Achieving
Business Entrepreneurship
An Analytical study of the managers sample views at private hospitals in
Erbil city
A Thesis
Submitted to the Council of the College of Administration and Economic
- Salahaddin University- Erbil in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements
for the Degree of Master in Management Science
By
Hussein Ahmad Mustafa
B.A. Administration- Salahaddin University- Erbil- 2013
Supervised by
Asst. Prof. Dr. Ahlam Ibrahim Wali
Erbil- KURDISTAN
May 2016