Table 5.
Questionnaire
| Item no. | Item description |
|---|---|
| 1. CMP1 | The clinical guidelines provided by computerized CPGs is easy to understand. |
| 2. CMP2 | The clinical guidelines provided by computerized CPGs is easy to be tried. |
| 3. CMP3 | The use of computerized CPGs does not limited to specific tools and supports. |
| 4. CMP4 | The use of computerized CPGs does not need extra assistants from specific IT personnel. |
| 5. PU1 | The use of computerized CPGs can improve patient care quality. |
| 6. PU2 | The use of computerized CPGs can improve work efficiency. |
| 7. PU3 | The computerized CPGs is useful for training and education activities. |
| 8. PU4 | The computerized CPGs is helpful in providing adequate care quality within affordable costs. |
| 9. PU5 | The computerized CPGs can provide sufficient medical evidence for protecting physicians when lawsuits occurred. |
| 10. COM1 | Using computerized CPGs is compatible with existing electronic medical record systems. |
| 11. COM2 | The computerized CPGs is compatible with existing computer hardware and devices. |
| 12. COM3 | The computerized CPGs is compatible with my job characteristic. |
| 13. COM4 | The computerized CPGs is compatible with my working processes. |
| 14. PE1 | Learning to use computerized CPGs is easy for me. |
| 15. PE2 | The computerized CPGs provides adequate instruments in assisting its use. |
| 16. PE3 | It is easy to use computerized CPGs in obtaining required patient information. |
| 17. ATT1 | Using computerized CPGs will inhibit the innovation in clinical diagnosis and treatment. |
| 18. ATT2 | Using computerized CPGs will challenge physicians’ autonomy. |
| 19. ATT3 | The computerized CPGs is inflexible and hard to be applied to deal with the problems of individual patients. |
| 20. ATT4 | The computerized CPGs can help to deal with complex decision-making problems. |
| 21. ATT5 | The computerized CPGs can improve the quality of patient care. |
| 22. ATT6 | The computerized CPGs can facilitate the relationships between physicians and patients. |
| 23. TU1 | When executing my clinical task, the level of variety in regard to situations, intervening individuals and activities is high. |
| 24. TU2 | There are often ad-hoc problems encountered in my job and less guidelines can be used to deal with those problems. |
| 25. TU3 | The execution of my task usually deals with new problems. |
| 26. SI1 | Top managers support the use of computerized CPGs. |
| 27. SI2 | Top managers encourage to use computerized CPGs in our job processes. |
| 28. SI3 | I will use the computerized CPGs when my colleagues and peers think I should use computerized CPGs. |
| 29. SI4 | My colleagues and peers recognized the use of computerized CPGs is a right decision for me. |
| 30. OS1 | It can reduce my workload when the organization provides sufficient human resources. |
| 31. OS2 | I will use computerized CPGs to minimize my work pressures when the organization provides sufficient time of patient care. |
| 32. OS3 | I will use the computerized CPGs in improving clinical diagnosis and treatment activities when the organization provides adequate medical equipment and devices. |
| 33. ITU1 | I intend to use computerized CPGs when clinical decision making is required. |
| 34. ITU2 | The computerized CPGs will be my major tools in assisting my clinical diagnosis and treatment activities. |