“Assessment of the social influence and facilitating conditions that support nurses’ adoption of hospital electronic information management systems (HEIMS) in Ghana using the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT) model”

Table 5 Partial Correlation Matrix of Constructs

Measure	Age	Gender	Prof. Experience	Vol	SI	FC	BI	UB
Age	NA
Gender	−.051	NA
Prof. Experience	.818^**	−.043	NA
Vol	.165**	.033	−.259**	NA
SI	.157**	−.176**	.162**	−.244**	0.796
FC	.147**	−.110**	.143**	.008	.448**	0.739
BI	.135^**	−.217^**	.184^**	−.219**	.612**	.399**	0.972
UB	.200^**	−.159^**	.264^**	−.316**	.657**	.375**	.630^**	0.949

NB: **Correlation is significant at p-values < 0.01, the bold values on the leading diagonal show the discriminant validity (DV) of the constructs and the non-diagonal values are the correlation coefficients between the constructs. SI – Social Influence, FC – Facilitating Conditions, BI – Behavioural Intention, UB – Use Behaviour, Vol - Voluntariness

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