The Executives’ Participation in Strategic Planning of the Policy’s 10th Health Region driven

Abstract

This study is a participatory action research model with the objectives of 1) to review and analyze the 10th Health District Strategic Plan, 2) to study the level of participation in the implementation of the 10th Health District Strategic Plan, and 3) to analyze the relationship between individual factors and executive involvement in the preparation of the 10th Health District Strategic Plan. 404 persons in charge of strategic plans and network partners in the 10th Health District province conducted the study in 3 phases. Creating a strategic plan and evaluating engagement Between October 2021 and September 2022, a total of 12 months, data was collected with questionnaires, environmental factor analysis, group discussions, and simple statistical data were analyzed: number, percentage, average, and standard deviation.

            This study found that the majority of women were 55.0% aged between 46 and 55 years. 39.6% were aged 56 and over. 25.7% of the target group was from community hospitals/sub-district health promotion hospitals. 36.1 percent, followed by the target group from provincial health offices/district health offices. 32.9% of respondents worked in departments in Sisaket province. 36.6 percent, followed by Yasothon province. 22.3% Assessment of attitude towards the preparation of strategic plans I found that I agree with the mission the most. 99.9 percent, followed by the same objective issues as corporate gym fees. 99.0% participation in strategic planning It was found that the assessment There is a high level of participation. The average is 4.3, followed by decision-making. There is a high level of participation. The average is 4.1 and the planning side has a minimum average of 3.8 is moderate.