Table A1.
Dimension | Items | Sources | |
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Perceived Usefulness (PU) | PU1 | Using PHR, I can improve my health quality. | Davis [31] |
PU2 | Using PHR, I can make my life more convenient. | ||
PU3 | Using PHR, I can understand my physical condition. | ||
PU4 | Overall, I find PHR to be useful for my health. | ||
Perceived ease of use (PEOU) | PEOU1 | Learning to operate PHR will be easy for me. | Davis [31] |
PEOU2 | I can easily become skillful at using PHR. | ||
PEOU3 | I can get PHR to do what I want to do. | ||
PEOU4 | Overall, I think using PHR is very easy to use. | ||
Attitude toward using PHR (ATT) | ATT1 | Using PHR is a good idea. | Davis [31]; Sun et al. [40] |
ATT2 | Using PHR is pleasant. | ||
ATT3 | Using PHR is beneficial. | ||
ATT4 | Overall, I like the idea of using PHR. | ||
Intention to use PHR (INT) | INT1 | I intend to use PHR in the near future to manage my health. | Venkatesh et al. [12]; Sun et al [40]. |
INT2 | I plan to use PHR in the near future to manage my health. | ||
INT3 | My willingness to use PHR is high. | ||
Health-care technology Self-efficacy (HTSE) | HTSE1 | It is easy for me to use health technology. | Rahman et al. [20] |
HTSE2 | I have the capability to use health technology. | ||
HTSE3 | I do not feel comfortable using health technology. | ||
HTSE4 | While using health technology, I am worry that I might press the wrong button and risk my health. |