George Shaw, Bianca A Castro, Laura H Gunn, Keith Norris, Roland J Thorpe
The Association of eHealth Literacy Skills and mHealth Application Use Among US Adults With Obesity: Analysis of Health Information National Trends Survey Data
JMIR mHealth and uHealth
survey data gathered 471 professionals managers 62 companies north america used test motivational model microcomputer usage model synthesized prior research findings proposed perceived usefulness perceived funenjoyment social pressure would motivate increased use microcomputers professionals managers results provided substantial support proposition perceived usefulness rather perceived fun social pressure principal motivator findings also demonstrated perceived complexity key intervening variable linking antecedent variables skills organizational support organizational usage three motivational variables results also suggested skills play critical role affecting microcomputer usage skills directly promote microcomputer usage influence usage effects perceived usefulness perceived enjoyment social pressure findings study contribute expanded understanding factors promote microcomputer usage also important implications management information systems