Variable | Measurement Items | Reference |
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BI | 1. If the hospital decides to develop MEMR in the future, I shall frequently use it. | Hu et al. 1999 [9] |
2. If the hospital decides to develop MEMR in the future, I will use it to assist my healthcare work. | ||
3. I think I will recommend other physicians (from this hospital or not) to use MEMR. | ||
4. If the hospital decides to develop MEMR in the future, it will become one of my favorite assistance tools for my work. | ||
PU | 1. Using MEMR will speed up my work (e.g. going on rounds and consulting medical records). | |
2. Using MEMR will improve my work quality (such as enhancing the immediacy of prescribing physician orders). | ||
3. Using MEMR will make it easier to conduct my work. | ||
4. Using MEMR will improve my working performance. | ||
5. Using MEMR will help me to control my work better. | ||
PEOU | 1. It is easy to understand the operations of MEMR.] | |
2. It is easy to use MEMR to finish my work. | ||
3. On the whole, MEME is easy to use. | ||
PT | 1. Using MEMR may decrease my control over clinical decisions. | Walter & Lopez 2008 [15] |
2. Using MEMR may decrease my professional discretion over patient care decisions. | ||
3. Using MEMR can decrease my control over each step of the patient care process. | ||
4. Using MEMR may increase the monitoring of my diagnostic and therapeutic decisions by non-providers. | ||
5. Using MEMR may decrease my control over the allocation of scarce resources. | ||
6. I would find MEMR advantageous for the medical profession as a whole. | ||
PM | 1. I can access the MEMR at any time for the necessary information or service for my patient care | Lee 2005 [53] |
2. I can access the MEMR anywhere for the necessaryzinformation or service for my patient care | ||
3. I can use the MEMR “anywhere,” and “anytime” at the point of patient care. |