Self-Efficacy and Personal Innovation: Conceptual Model Effects on Patients’ Perceptions of PHR Use in Saudi Arabia
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Personal Health Record, Individual differences, patients, Saudi ArabiaAbstract
The study assesses the personal innovativeness and self-efficacy of patients, two external variables that are crucial in investigating patients’ beliefs about the use of electronic health records (PHRs) in Saudi Hospitals. In a bid to expand the acceptance and subsequent use of technology literature, a conceptual framework was developed based on the use of related theories such as Use of Technology (UTAUT) and Unified Theory of Acceptance. Methods: The conceptual framework was developed in three phases. The first phase involved assessing various variables and theories; the most relevant were picked to explain the antecedents’ influence of patients’ beliefs about the use of electronic health records (PHRs) in Saudi Hospitals. The second phased involved assessment of academic literature related to the topic. The final phase involved the development of the conceptual framework grounded on the literature reviews to expound on the antecedents influence of patients’ beliefs about the use of electronic health records (PHRs).Results: Since the framework depended on existing health information systems (HIS) theories, a conceptual framework was developed for examining antecedents’ influence on the use of electronic health records (PHRs). The developed conceptual framework improves our knowledge of health information systems and electronic health records.
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