Daniela Rodrigues, Augusta Gama, Aristides M Machado-Rodrigues, Helena Nogueira, Vítor Rosado-Marques, Maria-Raquel G Silva, Cristina Padez
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use electronic medical record emr anticipated bring benefits patients physicians organizations limited physicians acceptance emr presents serious threat effective implementation current study incorporates technology acceptance model tam two antecedents gender clinical specialty one contextspecific factor financial incentives identify factors influence physicians intention use emr taiwan survey methodology used collect data physicians working regional hospital implemented emr system total 119 213 questionnaires returned response rate 56 four responses considered ineffective due missing values structural equation modeling sem technique employed analyze research framework partial least squares pls regression indicated three factors perceived usefulness financial incentives attitude toward using emr significantly affect physicians intention concerning perceived ease use peou insignificant path coefficient reported additionally regression analysis showed gender clinical specialty positively influenced physicians intention use emr proposed research framework contributes conclusive explanation interpreting physicians intention use emr physicians generally higher level computer literacy therefore factor peou could critical regarding adopting new health information technology hit study also brings perspectives gender clinical differences primarily missing literature physicians intention use hit infers gender clinical specialty may complement instances reinforce influence technological attitudinal factors hit use thus health care providers must take factors consideration development validation theories regarding intention use emr