Abstract
Theory of planned behavior and knowledge sharing among nurses in patient computer management system: The role of distributive justice
Highlights
The term ‘knowledge management and sharing’ has risen to prominence for the past couple of decades (Samad, 2010)
This study found that Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) is significantly related to knowledge sharing
Distributive justice did not moderate the relationship between perceived behavioral control and knowledge sharing
Summary
The term ‘knowledge management and sharing’ has risen to prominence for the past couple of decades (Samad, 2010). Resource-based View (RBV) theory postulated that knowledge is considered as the most vital resource in an organization (Barney, 2014). Knowledge plays a major role in helping to face current challenges encountered in organizations (Samad, 2013; Zheng et al, 2010). Seonghee and Boryung (2008) suggested that the effective management of knowledge is critically important for an organization. An organization should adopt the concept of knowledge sharing to ensure its survival and sustainability (Shannak, 2012). Obeidat et al (2015) asserted that knowledge sharing, which covers all range of knowledge is essential to any organizations. Ma et al (2008) highlighted the importance of knowledge sharing and management which is deemed to influence the success of an organization An organization should adopt the concept of knowledge sharing to ensure its survival and sustainability (Shannak, 2012). Obeidat et al (2015) asserted that knowledge sharing, which covers all range of knowledge is essential to any organizations. Ma et al (2008) highlighted the importance of knowledge sharing and management which is deemed to influence the success of an organization
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