Development of Trust-Integrated Technology Acceptance Model for eHealth Based on MetaAnalytic Findings

Trapsilawati, Fitri; Arini, Hilya Mudrika; Wijayanto, Titis; Widyanti, Ari; Wibawa, Adhi Dharma; Muslim, Khoirul

doi:10.1109/biomic48413.2019.9034735

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“…These results are in line with research by Kamal et al [15], Dhagarra et al [24], and Alexandra et al [25]. These findings imply that existing telemedicine applications can provide high perceived usefulness to users cause according to Trapsilawati et al [18] telemedicine must ensure its usefulness in providing health services. Then reliability positively affects behavioral intention to use.…”

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Development of a Telemedicine Acceptance Model in Indonesia by Considering Trust and Usability Factors for Self-Isolated Patients

Darmawan,

Widyanti

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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Telemedicine use during COVID-19 pandemic had significant impact in helping to deal with health problems, especially for self-isolation users. This study aims to develop a theoretical framework for model acceptance technology of telemedicine in Indonesia by considering aspects of trust and usability for self-isolation patients. Technology acceptance model (TAM) is used as a theoretical framework for this study involving several antecedents. Data was collected using Likert scale questionnaire and distributed online, receiving responses from 467 respondents. Partial Least Square-Structural Equation Model (PLS-SEM) analysis method used to explore factors related to behavioral intention and actual use. This study indicates a positive relationship between learnability and memorability on perceived ease of use. Then, effectiveness and trust have a positive relationship to perceived usefulness, but it is proven not to have a positive relationship to behavioral intention to use. Furthermore, the results show that contamination avoidance, perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness, reliability, and information quality significantly affect behavioral intention to use. As for safety and professionalism, it is not proven to have a positive relationship with behavioral intention to use. These findings can provide input for government and telemedicine application developers in considering user factors to anticipate patients using telemedicine in self-isolation.

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“…Trust is a reflection of trust in technology attributes. Research shows that trust is a critical factor in successfully implementing e-health technology [18]. Trust can provide support in perceiving the usability of a system.…”

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Development of a Telemedicine Acceptance Model in Indonesia by Considering Trust and Usability Factors for Self-Isolated Patients

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Widyanti

2024

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“…Even though Indonesia is ranked as the fourth country with the highest number of internet users in the world, there has not been any accessible eHealth literacy measurement for the Indonesian population. 34 Apart from the literal English language comprehension barrier in several populations, it is also important to note that certain terms could have different meanings in other languages. The translation process necessitate a knowledge of the local terms to help respondent assimilate the questions as well as preventing potential misunderstandings.…”

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Validity and reliability testing of the Indonesian version of the eHealth Literacy Scale during the COVID-19 pandemic

Wijaya

Kloping

2021

Health Informatics J

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Nowadays, it is common for people to look for health care information on the internet. The eHealth Literacy Scale (eHEALS) is commonly used to measure eHealth literacy. As of the publication of this study, the Indonesian version for eHEALS has not been published even though eHealth literacy is necessary, especially in the current COVID-19 pandemic. We aimed to evaluate the validity and reliability of the Indonesian version of eHEALS (I-eHEALS). A total of 100 respondents in East Java were involved in this cross-sectional study. Pearson-product moment correlation method and construct validity were used to validate the results. The reliability was determined based on the Cronbach’s alpha internal consistency measurement and intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC). The Pearson correlation analysis results are significantly higher ( r > 0.254, p < 0.01) compared to the critical value table. Single factors accounting for 57.66% variance in the scales exhibit a unidimensional latent structure. The internal consistency between items is excellent as shown by the Cronbach’s alpha coefficient (0.91). The ICC analysis shows an acceptable result (0.552, p < 0.01). The I-eHEALS is valid and reliable to be used for evaluating the eHealth literacy of the Indonesian population.

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Development of Trust-Integrated Technology Acceptance Model for eHealth Based on MetaAnalytic Findings

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Development of a Telemedicine Acceptance Model in Indonesia by Considering Trust and Usability Factors for Self-Isolated Patients

Development of a Telemedicine Acceptance Model in Indonesia by Considering Trust and Usability Factors for Self-Isolated Patients

Validity and reliability testing of the Indonesian version of the eHealth Literacy Scale during the COVID-19 pandemic

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