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. 2020 Apr 8;47(2):155–167. doi: 10.1097/HMR.0000000000000284

Table 1.

Overview of findings per research question (first author and year of publication of the reporting study)

RQ Investigated association Positive association Negative association No association
1 Intrinsic motivation – safety Toode, 2015 Toode, 2015
Internal work motivation – patient centeredness Papastavrou, 2015a; Suhonen, 2014a
Work engagement – quality Freeney, 2013a; Lowe, 2012; Shantz, 2016a; Van Bogaert, 2014a; Wong, 2010a
Work engagement – patient centeredness Lowe, 2012 Rathert, 2009
Work engagement – safety Prins, 2009a; Shantz, 2016a Rathert, 2009
Psychological empowerment – quality Leggat, 2010a; Purdy, 2010a
Psychological empowerment – effectiveness Spence Laschinger, 2014
Ownership – patient centeredness Harwood, 2007 a
Autonomous motivation – patient centeredness Redfern, 1999a; Schoenfeld, 2016a Kosmala-Anderson, 2010
Organizational commitment – quality De Groot, 1998; Tsai, 2011a Johnson, 2011a
Organizational commitment – effectiveness Freund, 2007
Organizational commitment – efficiency McNeese-Smith, 1999
Organizational commitment – patient centeredness Rathert, 2009
Organizational commitment – safety Vogus, 2016a,b; Rathert, 2009
Professional commitment – quality De Groot, 1998; Teng, 2009b Teng, 2009b
Professional commitment – safety Teng, 2009
Job commitment – effectiveness Freund, 2007
Identified regulation – safety Leung, 2012a; Toode, 2015 Toode, 2015
Motivation – quality Khatri, 2007; Hudelson, 2008a
Motivation – accessibility Mason, 2013
Motivation – safety Khatri, 2007
Introjected regulation – safety Toode, 2015; Toode, 2015
External regulation – patient centeredness Schoenfeld, 2016 a Kosmala-Anderson, 2010
External regulation – safety Leung, 2012 a Toode, 2015; Toode, 2015
Behavioral intention – equitability Natan, 2009
Amotivation – quality Redfern, 1999 a
2 Work engagement – core task behavior Gordon, 2015a; Gordon, 2015a; Rodwell, 2017a; Spence Laschinger, 2009a; Spence Laschinger, 2009a
Autonomous motivation – guideline use Neo, 2013a; van de Steeg, 2014a
Affective commitment – core task behavior Huang, 2012a Somers, 2000b
Organizational commitment – core task behavior Chu, 2011a; Hsu, 2011a Johnson, 2011a
Vandenberghe, 2004a,b
Goal internalization – core task behavior Kang, 2012a,b
Importance – compliance Simons, 2014b Simons, 2014b
Motivation – guideline use Lyles, 2014; Lyles, 2014; Smith, 2005
Motivation – providing quality care Hudelson, 2008 a
Commitment – guideline use Tapper, 2014b
Supervisor commitment – core task behavior Vandenberghe, 2004a,b
Work group commitment – core task behavior Vandenberghe, 2004a,b
Normative commitment – core task behavior Huang, 2012a
Continuance commitment – core task behavior Huang, 2012a Somers, 2000b
Controlled motivation – protocol use Neo, 2013a; van de Steeg, 2014a
Behavioral intention – compliance O’Boyle, 2001 Maue, 2004; Maue, 2004b; O’Boyle, 2001b
3 Intrinsic motivation – OCB Battistelli, 2013aa; Battistelli, 2013aa; Battistelli, 2013aa; Battistelli, 2013aa; Battistelli, 2013ba; Battistelli, 2013ba; Pohl, 2012a; Pohl, 2012a
Work engagement – extra role behavior or proactive behavior Gordon, 2015a; Gordon, 2015a; Salanova, 2011a,b; Warshawsky, 2012a
Work engagement – OCB Rodwell, 2017a; Rodwell, 2017a
Work engagement – voicing Wong, 2010a
Psychological empowerment – empowered behavior Montani, 2015a; Purdy, 2010a
Psychological empowerment – proactivity Harwood, 2007a; Kuokkanen, 2001a
Ownership – quality improvement Harvey, 1996
Autonomous motivation – proactivity Redfern, 1996a; Snell, 2011 Van de Wiel, 2013a
Autonomous motivation – OCB Galletta, 2012a; Galletta, 2012a
Autonomous motivation – voicing Attree, 2007a; Brubacher, 2011; Schwappach, 2014a; Sur, 2016 Flynn-O’Brien, 2015
Affective commitment – OCB Battistelli, 2013ba; Battistelli, 2013ba; Bolon, 1997b; Bolon, 1997b; Boselie, 2010a; Chênevert, 2015a; Galletta, 2012a; Galletta, 2012a; Huang, 2012a; Vogus, 2016a,b; Xerri, 2013a; Xerri, 2013a Huang, 2012a
Affective commitment – innovative behavior Xerri, 2013a
Organizational commitment – extra role behavior or proactive behavior Gregersen, 1993a,b; Hsu, 2011a Johnson, 2011a
Organizational commitment – OCB Carson, 1998a; Chu, 2011a; Cohen, 1999; Lee, 2001a; Lee, 2001a; Lin, 2015 Chu, 2005; Irvine, 2000a; Irvine, 2000a; Irvine, 2000a; Irvine, 2000a
Organizational commitment – quality improvement Irvine, 2000a; Irvine, 2000a; Irvine, 2000a; Irvine, 2000a
Organizational identification – OCB Bellou, 2006
Importance – quality improvement Lindgren, 2013 a
Goal internalization – extra role behavior Kang, 2012a,b
Identified regulation – OCB Battistelli, 2013ba Battistelli, 2013ba
Job involvement – OCB Cohen, 1999 Chu, 2005
Work involvement – OCB Cohen, 1999
Patient commitment – extra role behavior Williams, 2007a Gregersen, 1993a,b
Career/occupational commitment – OCB Carson, 1998a; Lee, 2001a Cohen, 1999 Lee, 2001a
Work group commitment – OCB Gregersen, 1993a,b Cohen, 1999
Supervisor commitment – extra role behavior Gregersen, 1993a,b
Management commitment – extra role behavior Gregersen, 1993a,b
Introjected regulation – OCB Battistelli, 2013ba Battistelli, 2013ba
Normative commitment – OCB Battistelli, 2013ba; Battistelli, 2013ba; Bolon, 1997b; Bolon, 1997b; Huang, 2012a; Huang, 2012a
Rewards – proactivity Plost, 2007; Snell, 2011
External regulation – OCB Battistelli, 2013ba Battistelli, 2013aa; Battistelli, 2013aa; Battistelli, 2013aa; Battistelli, 2013aa; Battistelli, 2013ba; Boselie, 2010a
Continuance commitment – OCB Battistelli, 2013ba; Battistelli, 2013ba; Bolon, 1997b; Bolon, 1997b; Galletta, 2012a; Galletta, 2012a; Huang, 2012a; Huang, 2012a
Controlled motivation – voicing Attree, 2007a; Brubacher, 2011; Schwappach, 2014a Attree, 2007a; Brubacher, 2011; Flynn-O’Brien, 2015; Schwappach, 2014a; Sur, 2016
Amotivation – voicing Flynn-O’Brien, 2015; Brubacher, 2011; Sur, 2016
4 Proactivity – quality Johnson, 2011a; Redfern, 1999a,b
Proactivity – effectiveness Campbell, 2008b
Proactivity – safety Agnew, 2014a,b; Dearmon, 2013b; Redfern, 1999a Dearmon, 2013b Agnew, 2014a,b
OCB – quality D’Amato, 2008
OCB – safety Vogus, 2016a,b; Vogus, 2016a,b
Quality improvement – effectiveness Ceballos, 2013e; Ogrinc, 2014a; Zimmerman, 2013 Zimmerman, 2013 Ceballos, 2013b; Zimmerman, 2013
Quality improvement – safety Ceballos, 2013b; Ogrinc, 2014a Ceballos, 2013b
Empowered behavior – quality Purdy, 2010a
Voicing – quality Wong, 2010a

Note. Qualitative evidence is depicted in italics. RQ = research question; OCB = organizational citizenship behavior.

aHigh-quality study.

bExternally assessed outcome.