Table 5.

Structural model validation and hypothesis testing results.

Path	Standard error	t (df)	P value	Effect size (f2)	Hypothesis testing
H1(a): IQ→PUa	0.083	2.839 (9)	.005	Small (0.074)	Confirmed
H1(b): SysQ→PUb	0.084	2.293 (9)	.02	Small (0.064)	Confirmed
H1(c): SerQ→PUc	0.089	5.525 (9)	<.001	Large (0.391)	Confirmed
H2(a): IQ→USd	0.094	1.193 (9)	.23	None (0.014)	Not confirmed
H2(b): SysQ→USe	0.085	0.761 (9)	.45	None (0.006)	Not confirmed
H2(c): SerQ→USf	0.087	0.852 (9)	.39	None (0.005)	Not confirmed
H3: PU→USg	0.100	6.632 (9)	<.001	Large (0.384)	Confirmed
H4(a): PHS→CUIh	0.092	2.121 (9)	.03	Small (0.047)	Not confirmed
H4(b): PU→CUIi	0.107	2.879 (9)	.004	Small (0.077)	Confirmed
H4(c): US→CUIj	0.122	2.082 (9)	.04	Small (0.049)	Confirmed

^aHypothesis 1(a): Information quality is positively associated with patients’ perceived usefulness of mobile health services.

^bHypothesis 1(b): System quality is positively associated with patients’ perceived usefulness of mobile health services.

^cHypothesis 1(c): Service quality is positively associated with patients’ perceived usefulness of mobile health services.

^dHypothesis 2(a): Information quality is positively associated with user satisfaction of mobile health services.

^eHypothesis 2(b): System quality is positively associated with user satisfaction of mobile health services.

^fHypothesis 2(c): Service quality is positively associated with user satisfaction of mobile health services.

^gHypothesis 3: Perceived usefulness of mobile health services is positively associated with user satisfaction with such services.

^hHypothesis 4(a): Perceived health status is negatively associated with continuous use intention of mobile health services.

ⁱHypothesis 4(b): Perceived usefulness is positively associated with continuous use intention of mobile health services.

^jHypothesis 4(c): User satisfaction is positively associated with continuous use intention of mobile health services.