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. 2024 Jan 31;12(3):365. doi: 10.3390/healthcare12030365

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Acceptability and perceived factors influencing the use of TR based on the UTAUT-2 model. Note: + indicates a facilitator; − indicates a barrier; double-sided arrows ( ↔) show a dynamic, reciprocal relationship between two constructs, indicating influence in both directions. One-way arrows (→ ⇢) depict a unilateral relationship, emphasizing that one construct can impact the other without direct reciprocity.

Inline graphic — Acceptability and perceived factors influencing the use of TR based on the UTAUT-2 model. Note: + indicates a facilitator; − indicates a barrier; double-sided arrows ( ↔) show a dynamic, reciprocal relationship between two constructs, indicating influence in both directions. One-way arrows (→ ⇢) depict a unilateral relationship, emphasizing that one construct can impact the other without direct reciprocity.