Table 1.
Example of Questionnaire Items Derived from the Theoretical Constructs of the Theory of Planned Behavior (Ajzen 1991). All Items Had the Response Alternatives 1–7 and “I Don’t Know”
| Variable | Survey-Item | |||||||
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| Attitudes | Using a digital contact as video consultation in patient care is: | |||||||
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | I do not know | |
| Harmful Beneficial | ||||||||
| Monitoring chronical disease with digital tools is: Good (1)/bad (7) | ||||||||
| Using AI in patient care is (for me): Pleasant (1)/unpleasant (7) | ||||||||
| Subjective norms | I feel under social pressure to use digital contacts in patient care: Strongly disagree (1)/strongly agree (7) |
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| It is expected of me to use digital tools for monitoring chronic disease in patient care. Strongly disagree (1)/strongly agree (7) | ||||||||
| Perceived behavioral control (controllability) | The decision to use more digital tools for monitoring of chronic disease is beyond my control. Strongly disagree (1)/strongly agree (7) |
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| Perceived behavioral control (self-efficacy) | For me, using AI in patient care is: Difficult (1)/easy (7) |
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| Behavioral intention | I intend to use digital contacts in patient care to a larger extent, if it is clinically adequate for the patients. Strongly disagree (1)/strongly agree (7) |
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| I want to use AI in patient care to a larger extent, if it is clinically adequate for the patients. Strongly disagree (1)/strongly agree (7) | ||||||||