A Comparison of Structural Equation Modeling Approaches with DeLone &amp; McLean’s Model: A Case Study of Radio-Frequency Identification User Satisfaction in Malaysian University Libraries

Noudoostbeni, Ali; Kaur, Kuldip; Jenatabadi, Hashem Salarzadeh

doi:10.3390/su10072532

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“…✓ Chi-Square/sd <5 (Wheaton et al, 1977) ✓ RMSEA 0,076 0,05≤RMSEA≤0,08 (Noudoostbeni et al, 2018) ✓ TLI > 0.9 (Hu & Bentler, 1999) ✓ CFI > 0.9 (Bentler & Bonett, 1980 (Hausman, 2004) It varies from study to study, between 0.78 and 0.83 7 5-point Likert…”

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The Effect of Physician-Patient Communicatıon on Patient Satisfaction in Family Medicine Services

AKAYDIN,

BALTACI

2024

Alanya Akademik Bakış

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Primary health care services are directly connected with countries' sustainable development and general development. It is considered that family medicine services, where people can reach equally and receive the health service closest to them in the physical sense, should be handled from different perspectives due to their unique characteristics. Communication, one of these essential factors, is the primary determinant of life and human development as a social being in many issues in the current period. In this context, physician-patient communication in family medicine and the resulting patient satisfaction are expressed as one of the most critical factors that will alleviate the burden of health institutions. The study aims to examine the effects of health communication, an essential element in the doctor-patient relationship, and the effect of doctor-patient communication on patient satisfaction in family medicine services in Family Medicine Centers serving in Ankara. In this context, data were collected from 656 participants over 18 who received service from family medicine throughout Ankara. It has been concluded that physician-patient communication in family medicine services contributes positively to patient satisfaction. Thus, as a result of the patient's satisfaction with the service received, it is thought that effective primary health care services and family medicine will reduce the burden on secondary and tertiary care and provide significant savings in terms of money and time

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The Effect of Physician-Patient Communicatıon on Patient Satisfaction in Family Medicine Services

AKAYDIN,

BALTACI

2024

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“…However, Bayesian estimation involves combining data likelihoods and prior distributions to construct a posterior distribution. This combination has led researchers to apply the Bayes theorem to the estimation processes [ 42 ]. Using BSEM can improve the estimation of parameter and latent variables, enable statistics for model comparison, and provide more reliable results for smaller samples [ 43 ].…”

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Moderating Effect of eHealth Literacy on the Associations of Coronaphobia With Loneliness, Irritability, Depression, and Stigma in Chinese Young Adults: Bayesian Structural Equation Model Study

Xu,

Chan,

Shi

et al. 2023

JMIR Public Health Surveill

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Background The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an increase in known risk factors for mental health problems. Although medical information available through the internet and smartphones has greatly expanded, people’s ability to seek, eschew, and use reliable web-based medical information and services to promote their mental health remains unknown. Objective This study aims to explore the associations between coronaphobia and 4 frequently reported mental health problems, loneliness, irritability, depression, and stigma, during the COVID-19 pandemic and to assess the moderating effects of eHealth literacy (eHL) on the adjustment of these relationships in Chinese young adults. Methods The data used in this study were collected from a web-based survey of the general Chinese population, aged between 18 and 30 years, conducted in China between December 2022 and January 2023. A nonprobability snowball sampling method was used for data collection. A Bayesian structural equation model (BSEM) using parameter expansion was used to estimate the moderating effect of eHL on the relationship between coronaphobia and psychological problems. The posterior mean and 95% highest density intervals (HDIs) were estimated. Results A total of 4119 participants completed the questionnaire and provided valid responses. Among them, 64.4% (n=2653) were female and 58.7% (n=2417) were rural residents. All measures showed statistically significant but minor-to-moderate associations (correlation coefficients ranged from −0.04 to 0.65). Significant heterogeneity was observed between rural and urban residents at the eHL level, and coronaphobia was observed. The BSEM results demonstrated that eHL was a significant moderator in reducing the negative effects of coronaphobia on loneliness (posterior mean −0.0016, 95% HDI −0.0022 to −0.0011), depression (posterior mean −0.006, 95% HDI −0.0079 to −0.004), stigma (posterior mean −0.0052, 95% HDI −0.0068 to −0.0036), and irritability (posterior mean −0.0037, 95% HDI −0.0052 to −0.0022). The moderating effects of eHL varied across the rural and urban subsamples. Conclusions Using BSEM, this study demonstrated that improving eHL can significantly mitigate the negative effects of coronaphobia on 4 COVID-19–related mental health problems in Chinese young adults. Future eHL initiatives should target rural communities to ensure equal access to information and resources that can help protect their mental health during the pandemic.

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“…The DeLone and McLean Information Systems Success model (D&M model) is one of the widely used models for evaluating the successful application of information systems, providing classification metrics for information system success, as well as models of temporal and causal relationships between categories [ 27 , 28 ]. The D&M model has been extensively applied in finance [ 29 , 30 ], education [ 31 - 33 ], and business management [ 34 , 35 ]. More recently, the model has also been used in the medical and health fields.…”

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Factors Influencing Clinicians’ Use of Hospital Information Systems for Infection Prevention and Control: Cross-Sectional Study Based on the Extended DeLone and McLean Model

Zheng¹,

Wang²,

Wang³

et al. 2023

J Med Internet Res

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Background Healthcare-associated infections have become a serious public health problem. Various types of information systems have begun to be applied in hospital infection prevention and control (IPC) practice. Clinicians are the key users of these systems, but few studies have assessed the use of infection prevention and control information systems (IPCISs) from their perspective. Objective This study aimed to (1) apply the extended DeLone and McLean Information Systems Success model (D&M model) that incorporates IPC culture to examine how technical factors like information quality, system quality, and service quality, as well as organizational culture factors affect clinicians’ use intention, satisfaction, and perceived net benefits, and (2) identify which factors are the most important for clinicians’ use intention. Methods A total of 12,317 clinicians from secondary and tertiary hospitals were surveyed online. Data were analyzed using partial least squares-structural equation modeling and the importance-performance matrix analysis. Results Among the technical factors, system quality (β=.089-.252; P<.001), information quality (β=.294-.102; P<.001), and service quality (β=.126-.411; P<.001) were significantly related to user satisfaction (R2=0.833), use intention (R2=0.821), and perceived net benefits (communication benefits [R2=0.676], decision-making benefits [R2=0.624], and organizational benefits [R2=0.656]). IPC culture had an effect on use intention (β=.059; P<.001), and it also indirectly affected perceived net benefits (β=.461-.474; P<.001). In the importance-performance matrix analysis, the attributes of service quality (providing user training) and information quality (readability) were present in the fourth quadrant, indicating their high importance and low performance. Conclusions This study provides valuable insights into IPCIS usage among clinicians from the perspectives of technology and organization culture factors. It found that technical factors (system quality, information quality, and service quality) and hospital IPC culture have an impact on the successful use of IPCISs after evaluating the application of IPCISs based on the extended D&M model. Furthermore, service quality and information quality showed higher importance and lower performance for use intention. These findings provide empirical evidence and specific practical directions for further improving the construction of IPCISs.

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A Comparison of Structural Equation Modeling Approaches with DeLone & McLean’s Model: A Case Study of Radio-Frequency Identification User Satisfaction in Malaysian University Libraries

Cited by 14 publications

References 57 publications

The Effect of Physician-Patient Communicatıon on Patient Satisfaction in Family Medicine Services

The Effect of Physician-Patient Communicatıon on Patient Satisfaction in Family Medicine Services

Moderating Effect of eHealth Literacy on the Associations of Coronaphobia With Loneliness, Irritability, Depression, and Stigma in Chinese Young Adults: Bayesian Structural Equation Model Study

Factors Influencing Clinicians’ Use of Hospital Information Systems for Infection Prevention and Control: Cross-Sectional Study Based on the Extended DeLone and McLean Model

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