Determinants of Patient-Directed Citizenship Behaviors of Nurses in Thailand: A Motivation Model

Ratana Somrongthong and Kanon Trichandhara

Asian Social Science, 2019, vol. 15, issue 8, 94

Abstract: This cross-sectional study explored how transformational leaders and public service motives impacted patient-directed citizenship behaviors of the nurses in three southern border provinces of Thailand. The participants of 813 nurses were selected via multi-stage sampling. A questionnaire was employed as its instrument. The structural model analysis revealed a congruence between the hypothesized model and the empirical data where

Date: 2019
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