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Al-Fadhli, Abdulrahman Al-Ezzi and Othman, Marini and Ali, Nor'ashikin and Aljamrh, Bassam Ali Ali
(2017)
Understanding health professionals' intention to use telehealth in Yemen: using the DeLone and McLean IS success model.
In: 2nd International Conference of Reliable Information and Communication Technology (IRICT 2017), 23-24 Apr. 2017, Johor, Malaysia. (pp. 627-638).
Abstract
Telehealth is considered as an innovative technology for enhancing healthcare systems in rural areas. Rural areas in Yemen are suffering from poor healthcare due to limited access of health services. Therefore, the aim of this study is to determine Health Professionals’ intention to use Telehealth in Yemen. Delone and Mclean model has been developed by integrating indirect factor “Anxiety” from the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT). A quantitative approach based on self-administrated questionnaire has been deployed. SPSS has been used for analysis purposes. Results found that factors System quality, Information quality, Service quality, Net benefit and User satisfaction had a positive and significant impact on Intention to use Telehealth. The results revealed that the Health Professionals have intention to use the Telehealth to do their duties.
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