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Physicians' Perceptions and Intentions Regarding a Mobile Medical Information System: Some Basic Findings
Shengnan Han, Ville Harkke, Pekka Mustonen, Matti Seppänen, Markko Kallio, Physicians' Perceptions and Intentions Regarding a Mobile Medical Information System: Some Basic Findings. In: Proceedings of the 15th IRMA International Conference, Idea group, 2004.
Abstract:
The article describes a mobile medical information system developed to meet physicians’ information needs in their daily work. As a basis for future studies, a questionnaire survey (n=500) was conducted at the initial adoption stage in April 2003. Follow-up telephone interviews (n=42) were conducted in June 2003. Basic findings of the two surveys indicated that usefulness and ease of use were important determinates of physicians’ adoption of the system. Also the value-adding contents of the system are drivers for using it. The lack of enough mobile devices (Nokia Communicator 9210) is the biggest barrier to adoption. The physicians thought using the system would improve the productivity of their working time. They would use it mostly at home or while making house calls. Future research is discussed briefly.
BibTeX entry:
@INPROCEEDINGS{inpHaHaMuSeKa04b,
title = {Physicians' Perceptions and Intentions Regarding a Mobile Medical Information System: Some Basic Findings},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the 15th IRMA International Conference},
author = {Han, Shengnan and Harkke, Ville and Mustonen, Pekka and Seppänen, Matti and Kallio, Markko},
publisher = {Idea group},
year = {2004},
}
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