Statistical Analysisa Spiritual-Based Leadership Model Model (KBS)
Journal Title: IOSR Journal of Nursing and health Science - Year 2018, Vol 7, Issue 3
Abstract
Purpose:The aims of the research was to determine the goodness of fit of statistical model based on test data generated by the instrument developed to measure the dimensions (construct) of self-awareness, ethical, visionary, altruism, and collaborative teamwork of the Model KBS Design/metodology/approach: Quessionaire BSLM was admistered to 133 ward’s head nurse and team leader of type B and type C hospital in Kalimantan Barat. Data were analyzed by Structural Equation Modeling to identified goodness of fit, and effect of self-awareness dimension to another four dimension of the model. Findings: A Spiritual-Based Leadership Modelwas fit to ward head nurses. The effect of self-awareness to ethical, vision, altruism and team work and collaboration behaviour were positive strong. Research Limitation: the number of participants were lowered than the amount of parameters, the further researches need to do this with a large number of participants. Practical Implication: The model need to apply in the real situation to prove the ability of the model increasing organizational commitment and the right choice on conflict handling style. Originality/value: this model develop from intrapersonal and dyadic level leadership.
Authors and Affiliations
Widakuswida Bhakti, Prof. Dr. Budi Anna Keliat, Dewi Irawaty MA Ph. D, Dr. Wirawan M. S. L.
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