Jiyeon Ha|Hyeyoung K Park
&lt;p&gt;Factors Affecting the Acceptability of Technology in Health Care Among Older Korean Adults with Multiple Chronic Conditions: A Cross-Sectional Study Adopting the Senior Technology Acceptance Model&lt;/p&gt;
Konyang University|Amherst College|University of Massachusetts Amherst
older adults experience challenges employing technology healthcare management due changes cognitive physical functions study aimed investigate acceptance technology among older korean adults multiple chronic health conditions examine factors associated technology acceptance adopting senior technology acceptance model stamin total 226 communitydwelling older adults two chronic conditions participated study conducted survey covered demographics gerontechnology selfefficacy gerontechnology anxiety facilitating conditions selfreported health conditions cognitive ability social relationships attitude toward life satisfaction physical functioning technology acceptanceolder korean adults multiple chronic health conditions scored moderately high technology acceptance 2536528 significant differences technology acceptance according age r0241 cognitive ability r0225 gerontechnology selfefficacy r0323 facilitating conditions r0288 age education significant factors predicting technology acceptance adjusted r20151 p0001although older korean adults multiple chronic conditions displayed good technology acceptance age education level predicted level acceptance given components stam model social cultural relevance necessary conduct research across various cultures better understand technology acceptance older adults