Identifying the Dimensions and Components of Human Capital Model of Managers: Lorestan University of Medical Sciences

The main purpose of this study is to design an appropriate model of human capital for managers of Lorestan University of Medical Sciences. Therefore, according to the results, this research is one of the applied researches. According to the type of goal, it is a descriptive-survey research.In terms of the type of data, it is a mixed exploratory research (quantitative and qualitative). In terms of the basis of the method, this research is one of the exploratory-survey researches, and since this research tries to provide a model in this regard, it is one of the exploratory researches.In this research, in the qualitative part of the data analysis, descriptive statistics indicators such as mean, median, mode, standard deviation and Kendall's coefficient of agreement (for ranking and prioritizing the exploratory factor) have been used.In the first round of the Delphi technique, an open-ended one-question questionnaire was presented to the experts. The group of experts of this research included 13 experienced professors in the field of human capital. After conducting the interview and gathering the experts' opinions in the first round, in the second round the resulting data were analyzed using the descriptive indicators of mean and standard deviation, and Kendall's coefficient of agreement was used to calculate the agreement of the experts. After removing some indicators based on the calculation of the Kendall coefficient and aggregating a number of indicators in the third round, the resulting data were analyzed using the descriptive indicators of mean and standard deviation. Also, Kendall's coefficient of agreement was used to calculate the agreement of experts. Because the value obtained for Kendall's test statistic (0.714) is significant at the α=0.01 error level (sig<0.01), it is concluded that there is a significant agreement between the respondents regarding the questions.The obtained value of Kendall's statistic (0.714) indicates a high consensus among experts. After the Delphi courses, the final model of the human capital of Lorestan University of Medical Sciences managers in three individual, organizational and emotional dimensions and respectively with specific components of effort, experience, expertise, satisfaction, knowledge, learning, talent, skill, commitment, leadership, creativity, Communication, culture, motivation, agility, discipline and ethics, intelligence and attitude were achieved.