Evaluating Resilience And Service Quality Among Government Clinic Staff: A Critical Examination

Authors

  • Rizq Awadh Rizq
  • Moraya Mubark Ali Aboun
  • Ali Ahmed Mohsen Al Rashah
  • Muhammed Ahamed Al Rasha
  • Noura Jaber Alfaifi
  • Abdullah Mujahid Abdullah Alismail
  • Mohsen Hussein Ali Al Yami

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53555/sfs.v10i1.2171

Keywords:

Government Clinic Staff, Resilience, Work Pressures, Service Quality, Healthcare Delivery, Organizational Support, Staff Well-being

Abstract

This critical review delves into the resilience of staff in government clinics, analyzing their capacity to withstand work-related pressures while delivering optimal services. It synthesizes existing literature and empirical studies to examine the multifaceted challenges faced by healthcare personnel in public settings. The review highlights the pivotal role of organizational support, professional training, and mental health initiatives in bolstering staff resilience and ensuring high-quality patient care. By scrutinizing the interplay between work environment factors and staff performance, this article sheds light on effective strategies to enhance service delivery in government healthcare facilities. The findings underscore the necessity of a holistic approach to workforce management that prioritizes staff well-being and service excellence

Author Biographies

  • Rizq Awadh Rizq

    Ministry of Health, Saudi Arabia. 

  • Moraya Mubark Ali Aboun

    Ministry of Health, Saudi Arabia.

  • Ali Ahmed Mohsen Al Rashah

    Ministry of Health, Saudi Arabia. 

  • Muhammed Ahamed Al Rasha

    Ministry of Health, Saudi Arabia. 

  • Noura Jaber Alfaifi

    Ministry of Health, Saudi Arabia. 

  • Abdullah Mujahid Abdullah Alismail

    Ministry of Health, Saudi Arabia. 

  • Mohsen Hussein Ali Al Yami

    Ministry of Health, Saudi Arabia. 

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Published

2023-03-14

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