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. 2015 Nov 24;4(4):e21. doi: 10.2196/ijmr.4245

Table 4.

Univariate association of constructs and characteristics with intention toward using Internet appointment planning and asking questions by Internet via email or a website. All constructs and characteristics had a significant association with intention to use both services, except for gender and chronic condition.

Independent variable Dependent variable: intention to use Internet appointment planning Dependent variable: intention to use a service to ask questions by Internet via email or a website

n Odds ratio (95% CI) n Odds ratio (95% CI)
Perceived ease of use 264 3.28 (2.21-4.86) 252 5.46 (3.27-9.13)
Perceived usefulness 301 3.98 (2.58-6.14) 284 5.47 (3.44-8.70)
Trust 226 5.16 (3.21-8.15)
Attitude 263 8.51 (5.15-14.07) 238 5.85 (3.63-9.43)
Facilitating conditions 283 5.32 (3.51-8.08) 254 7.91 (4.53-13.82)
Social influence 150 4.80 (2.83-8.16) 119 4.34 (2.46-7.68)
Gender 392 0.90 (0.06-1.33) 400 0.92 (.62-1.37)
Age 392 0.172 (0.10-.29) 400 0.14 (.084-.24)
Level of education 380 2.53 (1.78-3.60) 387 2.24 (1.58-3.17)
Chronic condition 357 0.79 (0.49-1.26) 361 0.71 (.44-1.14)
Internet usage 381 7.98 (4.74-13.44) 389 7.97 (4.97-13.23)