Julia Lühnen, Burkhard Haastert, Tanja Richter
Informed Decision-Making with and for People with Dementia-Efficacy of the PRODECIDE Education Program for Legal Representatives: A Randomized Controlled Trial (PRODECIDE-RCT) and Process Evaluation
Geriatrics (Basel, Switzerland)
growing significance epharmacy services healthcare necessitates investigating factors influencing users behavioral intentions platforms comprehending variables imperative maximize service provision elevate customer satisfaction ultimately elevate healthcare accessibility results main goal study explore factors shape consumers inclination use epharmacy services focusing framework provided technology acceptance model additionally aimed investigate technological literacy plays moderating role context specifically within south african setting using sample 480 south african clients technology acceptance model tam partial least squares structural equation modeling plssem used investigate factors influencing behavioral intention use epharmacy services findings underscore perceived usefulness trust performance expectancy social influence fundamental drivers influencing users intentions adopt epharmacy systems additionally study shows consumers intention use epharmacy services significantly favorably affected desire utilize services suggests individuals likely act positive intentions interested using epharmacy platforms intriguingly technological literacy emerged moderating factor relationship intention use actual behavior utilizing epharmacy platforms demonstrates importance consumers technical knowledge skills bridging intentionbehavior gap highlights necessity adapting treatments instructional strategies account various levels technological literacy study provides valuable insights complex relationships factors influencing acceptance epharmacy services south africa knowledge practical implications lawmakers developers epharmacy platforms healthcare professionals aim enhance user acceptance utilization