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Table 2 Factors extracted by factor analysis by promax rotation and factor loadings of items of each factor in shared governance instrument

From: Development and validation of the shared governance feasibility instrument in nursing schools in Iran

Cumulative variance percentage

Item no.

Item

First factor

Second Factor

First factor: Shared governance atmosphere and culture Variance percentage = 44.618

1

How much reciprocal confidence exists between school “dean and deputies” and faculty members?

0.9

 

2

How much is the behavior of school dean and deputies associated with affability and conciliation at the time of trouble for educational ward managers?

0.875

 

3

How much formal and organised communication is there between faculty members and school dean and deputies?

0.856

 

4

How much effort is made by school dean and deputies to empower the staff?

0.825

 

5

How much effort is made by school dean and deputies to empower the faculty members?

0.800

 

6

How much importance is attached to criticisms and recommendations received from criticisms box by the school dean and deputies?

0.779

 

7

How much is the performance of school dean and deputies in line with school goals?

0.776

 

8

How much are school dean and deputies competent in managing conflict/approaching opposite opinions?

0.773

 

9

How much reciprocal respect is there between and among the beneficiary groups in the school?

0.773

 

10

How much collaboration and coordination is there between all beneficiaries, especially between faculty members and school dean and deputies?

0.756

 

11

How much feeling of equality is there between school staff and managers?

0.745

 

12

How much effort is made by school dean and deputies to empower students?

0.726

 

13

What is the rate of application of informal and friendly rapport that supports sharing by school dean and deputies?

0.724

 

14

How much effort is made by school dean, deputies, and faculty members to clarify the reasons of their decisions about others?

0.714

 

15

How much distribution of power exists in the school?

0.713

 

16

How far are school dean and deputies responsible for shared decision-makings?

0.710

 

17

How humanly are the relations among beneficiaries?

0.637

 

18

How far have school dean and deputies been able to align individual goals of beneficiaries with organisational goals?

0.630

 

19

How far are programs by faculty members for managing school affairs celebrated and supported by school dean and deputies?

0.630

 

20

How far is contribution of school dean and deputies based on staff capabilities?

0.618

 

21

How much do school dean and deputies verbally and practically propagate the contributory culture in the school?

0.617

 

22

How much is the behavior of educational ward managers associated with affability, conciliation, and reciprocal understanding at the times of trouble?

0.581

 

23

How far do school dean and deputies cooperate with affiliated hospitals and healthcare centers to investigate educational, research, and managerial problems of clinical setting?

0.527

 

24

How much free space is there for faculty members to pose and discuss their scientific questions?

0.510

 

25

How much importance is attached to compatibility of affairs with environmental changes (social, technological, economical, and political) by higher order and intermediary managers for shared management of school affairs?

0.510

 

26

How much transfer of power and delegation is there for implementing shared programs in school?

0.483

 

27

How much importance is attached equally to agreeable and disagreeable opinions on a specific issue in decision-making sessions?

0.475

 

28

How much ability do school dean and deputies have to adjust centralized rules to ease faculty members’ contribution?

0.470

 

29

How much spiritual award is devoted to shared activities of faculty members at school?

0.439

 

30

How regularly do intragroup committees meet on the basis of discipline and protocols?

0.439

 

31

How far do faculty members play a role in assessment of dean and deputies’ performance?

0.429

 

Second factor: Infrastructural prerequisites Variance percentage = 3.950

32

How far do instructors and students set goals at work collaboratively?

 

0.755

33

How much time do mangers/educational departments agents spend on consultation with faculty members, before their vote on issues in councils and meetings?

 

0.751

 

34

How far do faculty members have access to the information for shared decision-makings?

 

0.737

35

How much do “mean work hours/due credit hours per month of faculty members” pave the way for shared management of affairs?

 

0.707

36

How much importance do outsider assessors attach to implementing shared governance in periodical assessments of the school?

 

0.700

 

37

How much material award is devoted to faculty members’ shared activities in school?

 

0.649

38

How far do rules and regulations (educational, cultural, research, and administrative) facilitate performance of faculty members’ duties?

 

0.608

39

How far do expectations of educational wards managers from school faculty members guide them toward sharing?

 

0.579

40

How far do the physical shape and building of school (decoration of classroom seats and desks, meeting rooms, professors’ rooms, managers’ rooms, etc.) facilitate sharing?

 

0.568

41

How quickly do faculty members inform educational wards mangers about their decisions?

 

0.566

42

How much are students allowed to contribute to ward/department decision-makings?

 

0.544

43

How far do faculty members play a role in selecting their representatives in managerial committees, management board, or extra organisational sessions?

 

0.542

44

How far are protocols and guidelines provided by the university based on contribution of faculty members to managing school affairs?

 

0.539

45

How far have educational wards managers been able to align faculty members’ individual goals with organisational goals?

 

0.516

46

How much do faculty members or their representatives contribute to managerial decision-makings like setting goals, strategic planning, budgeting, etc.?

 

0.441

47

What degree of sharing or contributory spirit exists in faculty members?

 

0.424

48

How far are faculty members responsible in shared decision-makings?

 

0.423

49

How much welfare facilities (nursery, transportation, self-service, publication office, etc.) are available to faculty members at school?

 

0.419

50

How far are educational wards managers responsible for shared decision-makings of ward/department members?

 

0.410

51

How much feeling of belonging and dependence do faculty members have toward school?

 

0.400

52

How much independence do faculty members enjoy in planning and revising of educational syllabus/curriculum?

 

0.400