Jaewon Lee|Boyoung Kim
Social impacts of the continuous usage of digital healthcare service: A case of South Korea
Seoul School of Integrated Sciences and Technologies|Seoul School of Integrated Sciences and Technologies
untact communication promoted era covid19 pandemic special attention paid remote medical examination customized healthcare trends general digital healthcare services among social community members positively affect individuals healthcare reduce medical social services burden contributing development society accordingly necessary induce healthcare behaviors continuous usage digital healthcare services among social community members examine significant social impact factors regard study empirically analyzes impact three social impact factors social capital social support social value continuous usage digital healthcare service healthcare behaviors ehealth literacy media end survey conducted among 363 individuals used digital healthcare services korea statistical data analyzed social capital social value found affect healthcare behaviors ehealth literacy continuous usage intentions social support based result confirmed factors regarded digital healthcare service users necessary values perceptions shared society group information active communication rather direct public support