Table 2 All concepts in our model, including origin and explanation of each concept
Model concepts | Wixom and Todd [7] | Hsieh [6] | This study | Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Information reliability | X | Whether the information in the EHR is reliable | ||
Completeness | X | Whether the information in the EHR is complete | ||
Accuracy | X | Whether the information in the EHR is accurate | ||
Format | X | Whether the information in the EHR is in an understandable format | ||
Currency | X | Whether the information in the EHR is up to date | ||
System reliability | X | Whether the user can trust that the EHR works | ||
Flexibility | X | Whether the user can use the EHR flexibly in different situations | ||
Integration | X | Whether the user needs to open multiple computer programs to gather all information on patients | ||
Accessibility | X | Whether the user can access the patient data in every place in the organization | ||
Timeliness | X | Whether the system responds to user input in a timely manner | ||
System satisfaction | X | The overall opinion of the user on the quality of the EHR | ||
Compatibility | X | Whether the EHR supports the work processes of the user | ||
Awareness | X | Whether the user knows why it is important that their data are recorded correctly | ||
Perceived ease of use | X | X | The overall opinion of the user on the usability of the EHR | |
Information satisfaction | X | Whether the user is satisfied with the information that the EHR provides | ||
Perceived usefulness | X | X | Whether the EHR aids in the user’s daily work | |
Attitude | X | X | What the user thinks of structured and standardised recording | |
Interpersonal influence | X | Whether the supervisor promotes correct recording | ||
Governmental influence | X | Whether the government (i.e. the inspectorate) promotes correct recording | ||
Subjective norm | X | Whether the user records correctly because colleagues expect this | ||
Self-efficacy | X | Whether the user is capable of correct recording | ||
Facilitating conditions | X | Whether there is enough time to record data correctly | ||
Perceived behavioural control | X | Whether it is within the user’s control to record data correctly | ||
Situational normality | X | Whether it is normal in the organisation to record correctly | ||
Structural assurance | X | Whether the organisation ensures that data are stored safely and cannot be lost | ||
Institutional trust | X | Whether the user trusts that the organisation stores the records safely | ||
Perceived risk | X | Whether the reuse of data can harm the patients’ privacy and or safety | ||
Intention to act | X | X | Whether the user wants to record data structured and standardised and wants to reuse data | |
Behaviour | X | A number of facets that indicate whether the user is already recording structured and standardised data |