Effect of the Quality of Electronic Archiving on the Organizational Development of Private Hospitals

This study investigates how the quality of electronic archiving impacts organizational development in Jordanian private hospitals. It assesses various dimensions of organizational development, including effectiveness, efficiency, data management, and decision-making processes. Quantitative data was collected from 217 IT professionals across multiple private hospitals in Jordan. Statistical methods, notably Structural Equation Modeling (SEM), were utilized to examine the relationship between electronic archiving quality and organizational development indicators. Findings reveal a significant positive influence of high-quality electronic archiving systems on various organizational development components in private hospitals. These systems streamline administrative tasks, improve information accessibility and accuracy, facilitate collaboration among healthcare practitioners, and support evidence-based decision-making. The study underscores the importance of investing in advanced electronic archiving technology to align with the development objectives of Jordan's private hospitals. By offering empirical evidence, this research contributes to understanding how electronic archiving quality fosters organizational growth in Jordanian private healthcare facilities, providing insights for strategic decision-making and investments to promote continuous development and expansion in private healthcare organizations.