Weiyen Lim, Ding Fang Chuang, Koy Min Chue, Damian Z Lee, Nicholas J Leong, Zhi Guang Ng, Kailing Peng, Xiayan Shen, Ye Ni Tham, Kangjie Wang, Deidre Anne De Silva
Stroke literacy in Singapore: data from a survey of public housing estate residents
Annals of the Academy of Medicine, Singapore
purposesignificancegovernment open data china 10 years however actual use criticised study analyses citizens willingness use government open data perspectives constructs model aiming promote indepth research citizens use government open data methodologyprocess metaethnographic qualitative research method adopted synthesise integrate 25 original studies resultsconclusions study finally constructed model factors influencing citizens willingness use government open data identified four dimensions citizen platform government environment four dimensions citizen platform government environment identified citizen involves intrinsic motivation behavioural attitude information attitude information security four dimensions citizen include intrinsic motivation behavioural attitude information literacy demographic characteristics four dimensions platform include data quality information literacy demographic characteristics platform involves subdimensions data quality platform quality government involves subdimensions organisational conditions policies regulations government involves subdimensions organisational conditions policies regulations government involves two subdimensions organisational conditions policies regulations environment involves two subdimensions social environment type context subdimension different impact use open government data citizens different factors subdimension different degrees influence citizens use open government data finally suggestions made enhance citizens willingness use open government data