34. Recommendations To improve motivation, organizational supports and the participation of personnel who work in health promotion in community hospitals, these following points are recommended.
1) Work guidelines in health promotion should be clear and provide more chance of working in community. The guidelines should also promote multi- professional teamwork. 2) Hospital leaders should focus more on their management especially in terms of organizing. The structure of organization should be relevant to the missions, the problems in their areas and the provincial indicators. 3) Hospital leaders should promote the morale of personnel by offering rewards or recognition. 4) Equal opportunities for career advancement should be provided to the personnel who work in health promotion as those in other fields. The promotion criteria should include the outcomes of assigned tasks. 5) To make health promotion activities more relevant to the problems in the areas, hospital leaders should provide opportunities for the personnel to participate in the stages of planning and evaluating. 5. Conclusion The findings in this study indicated that the motivation level was high. This reflected a healthy internal force of personnel in health promotion. The level of organization supports was also high. It implied that community hospitals provided sufficient resources to the personnel. The participation level was high reflecting that the personnel were given chance to participate in shaping their work. The direct relationship between motivation, organizational supports and participation found in this study was supported by the concept of organizational behaviors. The predict model indicated that five