Methodology
The research team used the SERVPERF scale, translated and standardized this instrument. The self-structured questionnaire based on the SERVPERF scale was administered to 350 students currently attending formal courses at the University. Factor analysis was performed with Cronbach’ Alpha as a measure of internal consistency of the instrument items to assess the scale's reliability. Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) was used to validate the relevance of the scale.
Purpose
This article aims to assess the validity and reliability of the SERVPERF scale used for evaluating the quality of training services at the Hanoi University of Public Health.
Findings
A total of 350 students were studied. All the interscale correlations were positive and significant. The overall statistical value for Cronbach's alpha was equal to 0.91 (95% CI: 0.91-0.94), and in all domains, this value ranged from 0.7 to 0.92. The factor analysis identified eight factors that explain 66.6% of the variance, 5 of which consisted of the same structure as the theoretical model's five factors (domains).
Value
The University should use SERVPERF to assess the quality of training services yearly so that proper adjustments can be made to better the quality of training, thereby enhancing students’ satisfaction and confidence in service quality.