ICT&health July 16, 2020
Tom Xhofleer

Despite the constant development of healthcare technologies, many challenges still persist, usually ones that go beyond the technology itself to involve other contextual factors.

A study “Understanding Clinicians’ Adoption of Mobile Health Tools: A Qualitative Review of the Most Used Frameworks” published in JMIR mHealth and uHealth proposes an aggregated technology acceptance framework that complements the gaps in existing ones and informs on the elements to look for in order to better foster mHealth adoption.

Summary:

  • Although there is a push toward encouraging technology adoption in healthcare, many challenges persist.
  • Researchers have been using a multitude of frameworks to help them get a better understanding of user acceptance and...

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