Table A1.
Perceived usefulness | Using PHR tool, I can understand my physical condition. Using PHR tool, I can manage my health. Using PHR tool, I can always ask medical staff for advice. Overall, PHR tool is useful for my health. |
Perceived ease-of-use | I think the equipment for PHR tool is easy to use. I can easily get familiar with the functions of PHR tool. I think the use of PHR interface is very clear and easy to understand. |
Subjective norm | My friends and family use PHR tool. My friends and family thought I should use PHR tool. Because my friends and family use remote personal health records, I use too. |
Behavioral intention | I would like to continue to use PHR tool. My willingness to use PHR tool is high. |
Usage behavior | I often use PHR tool. I use a lot of PHR tool. |
Perceived severity | If too slow to find a serious disease, it will delay the timing of treatment. If I get a serious disease, it will change my whole life. I would be afraid to get serious illness. |
Perceived susceptibility | I think I have a high risk to get serious disease. I will worry about my own serious illness. I feel more vulnerable than others. |
Self-efficacy | I believe I will use PHR tool. I am confident that I can operate PHR tool. Even no one tell me how to use PHR tool, I still can use it. |
Response efficacy | PHR tool can detect serious disease early. PHR tool can monitor blood glucose and other physiological information. PHR tool can let medical staff know my health status. |
Response costs | Using PHR tool will take me a lot of time. Using PHR tool will change my lifestyle. Using PHR tool make me feel inconvenient. |