A Quality Services Model of Metropolitan Police Station to Response Citizen and Community’s needs

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ปิยะ ต๊ะวิชัย

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                 The purposes of the study of Quality Services Model of Metropolitan Police Station were to crystallized and develop Quality Services Model of Metropolitan Police Station.The research methodology was a mixed method of quantitative and qualitative research.The sampling groups of quantitative research were 880 citizens who had experience in Metropolitan Police Station services. This phase was conducted by distributing questionnaires which had .98 reliability. The data were analyzed by using statistics, means, standard deviation (S.D.). The key informants of qualitative research were a group of citizen, a group of top management of the Royal Thai Police, a group of middle management of the Royal Thai Police, and a group of front line of the Royal Thai Police. The qualitative research was conducted by in-depth interviews from 4 groups of key informants.


                 The research results revealed that a Quality Service Model of Metropolitan Police Station to Response Citizen and Community’s needs was named “SMART Police station” which are Synergy, Morality, and Administration, Readiness and Technology innovation. The goals of this model were called 3F, which were Fair, Fast and Fun To ensure that this model will be sustainable, the strategy of SMART implementation was controlled by 3C, which were Customer focus, Competency oriented, and Communication exper

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ต๊ะวิชัย ป. (2015). A Quality Services Model of Metropolitan Police Station to Response Citizen and Community’s needs. Journal of Criminology and Forensic Science, 1(1), 44–54. retrieved from https://so02.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/forensic/article/view/185295
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