The Performance of BCMA-Aided Healthcare Service: Implementation Factors and Results
ICDHM '09 Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Digital Human Modeling: Held as Part of HCI International 2009
Usability testing of a respiratory interface using computer screen and facial expressions videos
Computers in Biology and Medicine
Critical information technology issues in Turkish healthcare
Information and Management
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This paper proposes and validates a theory of physician resistance toward IT usage by drawing on prior research in the resistance to change literature and a recent dual-factor model of IT usage. This theory elaborates the interdependent and asymmetric effects of resistance vis-à-vis current usage predictors such as behavioral intention. Additionally, we propose perceived threats as a salient determinant of user resistance in the IT usage context. The resulting model is empirically supported via a survey of practicing physicians at a large acute-care hospital in the southeastern United States. Implications of this research for IT research and practice are discussed.