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Perceived Factors Influencing the Public Intention to Use E-Consultation: Analysis of Web-Based Survey Data.

Miaojie QiJiyu CuiXing LiYouli Han
Published in: Journal of medical Internet research (2021)
Perceived usefulness and perceived risk have significant effects on public intention to use e-consultation. Therefore, platform and manufacturer must improve the function of e-consultation, which will promote the public intention to use e-consultation fundamentally. In order to control the perceived risk of public, government should play an important role in enforcing management of e-consultation markets and approving corresponding medical insurance policies. Besides, personal innovativeness had an effect on behavior intention. Moreover, the paths of factors had some heterogeneity among people with different characteristics. Therefore, it is necessary to adjust the strategies to fit more groups better.
Keyphrases
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