Technology Acceptance Predictability and the Complexities of Nursing
Volume
4
Issue
2
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As health information technology becomes more common and varied in its integration into the workflow of healthcare delivery, the use of acceptance models to predict levels of acceptance and adoption by end users is imperative to estimate success of information technology projects.
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Author
Eric H. Froehlich, RN, BSN, MS
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