FACTORS RELATED TO PREDICTION OF INTEGRATED E-HEALTH SYSTEMS ACCEPTANCE BY PHYSICIANS IN FARS AND BOUSHEHR PROVINCES, IRAN

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DEHGHAN ALIREZA; SADEGHZADEH MARZIEH; BAZIYAR BAHAREH; FOROUGI AMIR

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Journal: Journal of Health Information Management Year:2017 | Volume:13 | Issue:6 (52) Page(s): 405-411

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FACTORS RELATED TO PREDICTION OF INTEGRATED E-HEALTH SYSTEMS ACCEPTANCE BY PHYSICIANS IN FARS AND BOUSHEHR PROVINCES, IRAN

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DEHGHAN ALIREZA | SADEGHZADEH MARZIEH | BAZIYAR BAHAREH | FOROUGI AMIR | Issue Writer Certificate

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INTEGRATED E-HEALTH CARE SYSTEMQ2

TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTANCEQ2

PHYSICIANSQ2

Abstract

Introduction: The structure of health care in developing countries demands the development of integrated systems of information technology in the medical field. However, the acceptance of PHYSICIANS is a major obstacle to establishing e-health systems in such countries. Hence, the present study examined a developed model of the factors affecting the acceptance of integrated e-health systems by Iranian PHYSICIANS.Methods: This was a correlational study and the study population included the PHYSICIANS working in the Fars and Bushehr Provinces, Iran. The sample consisted of 310 participants who were selected through stage cluster sampling and were asked to complete the Information Technology Diffusion in Healthcare Questionnaire. Path analysis and multiple regression technique were employed to explore the research model.Results: Beta coefficient was found to be significant in paths existing in the model and different indices also indicated the appropriate fitness of the data to the model. In addition, behavioral intention in using INTEGRATED E-HEALTH CARE SYSTEMs is significantly affected by the two factors of perceived convenience and usefulness.Conclusion: Based on the findings of this research, policy-makers are recommended to take into account the 6 factors mentioned in the present study which are related to the acceptance of e-health systems in order to lay the appropriate cultural foundation to establish integrated e-health systems.

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Factors Affecting the Intention of Adoption of Health Information Technology in Hospitals Affiliated with Social Security in Isfahan Using the Model of Don Bale et al

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DEHGHAN, ALIREZA, SADEGHZADEH, MARZIEH, BAZIYAR, BAHAREH, & FOROUGI, AMIR. (2017). FACTORS RELATED TO PREDICTION OF INTEGRATED E-HEALTH SYSTEMS ACCEPTANCE BY PHYSICIANS IN FARS AND BOUSHEHR PROVINCES, IRAN. HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, 13(6 (52) ), 405-411. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/121966/en

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DEHGHAN ALIREZA, SADEGHZADEH MARZIEH, BAZIYAR BAHAREH, FOROUGI AMIR. FACTORS RELATED TO PREDICTION OF INTEGRATED E-HEALTH SYSTEMS ACCEPTANCE BY PHYSICIANS IN FARS AND BOUSHEHR PROVINCES, IRAN. HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT[Internet]. 2017;13(6 (52) ):405-411. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/121966/en

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ALIREZA DEHGHAN, MARZIEH SADEGHZADEH, BAHAREH BAZIYAR, and AMIR FOROUGI, “FACTORS RELATED TO PREDICTION OF INTEGRATED E-HEALTH SYSTEMS ACCEPTANCE BY PHYSICIANS IN FARS AND BOUSHEHR PROVINCES, IRAN,” HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, vol. 13, no. 6 (52) , pp. 405–411, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/121966/en

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