Kamil Torres, Phillip Evans, Izabela Mamcarz, Natalia Radczuk, Anna Torres
A manikin or human simulator-development of a tool for measuring students' perception
PeerJ
online health communities ohcs provide platforms patients seek advice physicians receive professional suggestions online improve efficiency patients diagnosis simple diseases alleviate hospital congestion however empirical studies comprehensively explored factors influencing patients intention use ohcs objective data study aims fill gap identifying key factors influence patients acceptance ohcs proposing effective ways promote applications ohcs china based unified theory acceptance usage technology utaut extended additional constructs identified patients information demands ohcs study developed research model proposed nine hypotheses online survey involving 783 valid responses conducted china collect data validate proposed model confirmatory factor analysis partial least squares pls path model conducted instrument validation hypothesis testing price value ehealth literacy performance expectancy prominent constructs study context interestingly relation quality also found significant positive relationship behavioral intention based findings ohc operators need create userfriendly platform improve information quality set reasonable prices establish consummate security systems physicians related organizations raise awareness assist patients developing skills appropriately comprehend utilize information ohcs study contributes technology adoption theory practice