Table V

Components of relational capital and the importance of their measurement in rehabilitation centers

Category#ComponentExperts who considered component as part of relational capitalComponents whose measurements were considered essential
Number of experts%CVR*
Information exchange1Market recognition and insight [53] 11780/57
2Customer information [25] 13920/71
3Customer feedback systems [64] 141000/85
4Accessible customer centers [25] 11780/57
Relationship with customers5Relationship with community [65] 141000/57
6Relationship with customer [18, 66, 67] 141000/85
Relationship with suppliers7Relationship with supplier [18, 25, 53, 57, 66] 141000/57
8Relationship with government [67] 141000/57
9Relationship with investors [67] 11780/57
Relationship with peers10Relationship with shareholders [65] 13920/57
11Relationship with competitors [65] 13920/57
12Relationship with partners [57, 66, 67] 13920/57
Distribution channels13Relationship with public institutions [65] 13920/57
14Relationship with wholesalers [68] 12850/57
15Relationship with distributors [67] 13920/71
16Sales channels [53] 13920/57
17Distribution channels [53, 66, 67, 69] 13920/57
 18Relationship with retailers [68] 12850/42

Note(s): *Content validity ratio. Components of IC obtaining the consensus of experts to be measured in rehabilitation organizations are not highlighted

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