Espiritualidade, convicção moral e quebra de regras pró-sociais na área da saúde

Muhammad Ali Asadullah, Ifrah Fayyaz and Rizwana Amin

RAE - Revista de Administração de Empresas, 2019, vol. 59, issue 1

Abstract: This study investigated the effect of healthcare professionals’ workplace spirituality (WPS) on moral conviction and prosocial rule-breaking (PSRB). The data were collected from 315 healthcare professio­nals from three main districts of South Punjab, Pakistan. We determined the measures’ validity using confirmatory factor analysis. We investigated the hypothesized relationships using structural regression modeling. The results demonstrated a significant effect of WPS on PSRB and moral conviction. However, the mediating effect of moral conviction between WPS and PSRB was insignificant. Healthcare professio­nals may regulate PSRB by screening and promoting individuals with high WPS to positions requiring a high level of PSRB rather than considering health service providers’ personal moral beliefs.

Date: 2019
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