Sombat, Paneepan
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Item type:Publication, The extended mobile health acceptance model in Thailand: A conceptual framework(2020-01-01); ; Information technology has revolutionized people's lifestyle. People have the liberty of using the smart technology for reapings its benefits especially related to health care. The government of Thailand wants to optimize its benefit with the adoption of this technological advancement in the field of health care service in line with Thailand industry 4.0 policy and digital economy. Mobile health is one of the steps in this direction. However, less people in Thailand have performed on using mHealth services and limited research has been found under the acceptance of using mHealth technology. This study will help establish links to the general public and their accessibility and the ways to increase the usage rate. The mHealth acceptance framework is developed by integrating the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology combined with self-efficacy, technology anxiety, and personal innovativeness in information technology. The contribution of this study is to build a proposed model for the mHealth acceptance and its use in Thailand. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, The acceptance model of hospital information systems in Thailand: A conceptual framework extending TAM(2018-06-15); ; Technological advancements continue their development and improvement in living standards. Information technology plays a crucial role in the public health by increasing service standard. Hospital information systems (HIS) could improve healthcare quality, increase service efficiency, and manage and maintain data accuracy. Regarding a significant policy on Thailand's digital economy, the Thai government has launched and implemented HIS across the country to provide healthcare services. However, limited users are known about the benefits and challenges of HIS acceptance in many hospitals. Therefore, this research will generate a framework to explore the user's willingness to use HIS in Thailand. This framework is developed by integrating Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) combined with Task Technology Fit Model (TTF), Personal Innovativeness in the domain of Information Technology (PIIT) and Self-Efficacy (SE). The contribution of this framework is to build a proposed model of HIS acceptance used to investigate potential factors affecting the use of HIS in Thailand.