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. 2022 Aug 29;19(17):10758. doi: 10.3390/ijerph191710758

Table 2.

Measurement items for the constructs in the research model.

Constructs Items
Perceived ease of use (PEOU) [19] PEOU1 Learning to use MMPs is easy for me.
PEOU2 I find it easy to get MMPs to do what I want them to do.
PEOU3 It is easy for me to become skillful at using MMPs.
PEOU4 I find MMPs easy to use.
Perceived usefulness (PU) [19] PU1 Using MMPs improves my ability of health management.
PU2 Using MMPs helps me save time in managing my health.
PU3 Using MMPs enhances the effectiveness of my health management.
PU4 I find MMPs to be useful in my health management.
Attitude (ATT) [19] ATT1 Using MMPs is a good idea.
ATT2 Using MMPs is a wise idea.
ATT3 I like the idea of using MMPs.
Social influence (SI) [25] SI1 My family members influence my decision to use MMPs.
SI2 My friends influence my decision to use MMPs.
Perceived behavioral control (PBC) [62] PBC1 I have the ability to use MMPs to manage my health.
PBC2 I have the resources (including training opportunity) that allow me to use MMPs for my health management.
Perceived convenience (PCV) [63] PCV1 I can access health care services at any time via MMPs.
PCV2 I can access health care services at any place via MMPs.
PCV3 MMPs are a convenient way for me to access health care services.
Perceived privacy risks (PPR) [25] PPR1 I am concerned that MMPs collect too much personal information from me.
PPR2 I am concerned that MMPs will share my personal information with other entities without my authorization.
Perceived credibility (PCB) [64] PCB1 The information provided by MMPs is up-to-date.
PCB2 The information provided by MMPs is accurate.
PCB3 The information provided by MMPs is trustworthy.
PCB4 The information provided by MMPs is authoritative.
Behavioral intention (BI) [36] BI1 I intent to use this MMP when I need it in the future.
BI2 I predict that I will use the mobile medical service in the future.
BI3 I plan to use MMPs in the future.
Perceived effective use (PEU) [44] To what extent do you use MMPs as much as you should use it?