The perceptions of healthcare administrativors on the adoption of home grown medical technology in Malaysian hospitals / Mailud Abdullah Hamed Balal

This research attempts to create a model that establishes the crucial aspects that affect the adoption decision of home grown medical technology (HGRMT) in developing countries. In this study, the proposed integrated model includes four key groups of factors: organizational factors, technological in...

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Main Author:	Hamed Balal, Mailud Abdullah
Format:	Book Section
Language:	English
Published:	Institute of Graduate Studies, UiTM 2018
Subjects:	Computer applications to medicine. Medical informatics
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spelling	uitm-220582018-11-12T06:01:25Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22058/ The perceptions of healthcare administrativors on the adoption of home grown medical technology in Malaysian hospitals / Mailud Abdullah Hamed Balal Hamed Balal, Mailud Abdullah Computer applications to medicine. Medical informatics This research attempts to create a model that establishes the crucial aspects that affect the adoption decision of home grown medical technology (HGRMT) in developing countries. In this study, the proposed integrated model includes four key groups of factors: organizational factors, technological innovation factors, environmental factors based on TOE model Tornatzky et al (1990) enhanced with IDT theory Roger (1983), and individual factors based on intention based theories, particularly, TAM by Davis et al. (1989). This model proposes that there is a direct relationship between the mentioned factors and the adoption of HGMT in healthcare firms. A quantitative research methodology was applied in this research, with SEM as a tool of data analysis. Some of 40 Malaysian hospitals where randomly selected to collect the data using questionnaire. The empirical findings obtained from this study revealed that five out of eight suggested variables in the model namely, organizational readiness, compatibility, social networks, government support, manager's attitude were significant contributors to the adoption of HGRMT… Institute of Graduate Studies, UiTM 2018 Book Section PeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22058/1/ABS_MAILUD%20ABDULLAH%20HAMED%20BALAL%20TDRA%20VOL%2014%20IGS%2018.pdf Hamed Balal, Mailud Abdullah (2018) The perceptions of healthcare administrativors on the adoption of home grown medical technology in Malaysian hospitals / Mailud Abdullah Hamed Balal. In: The Doctoral Research Abstracts. IGS Biannual Publication, 14 . Institute of Graduate Studies, UiTM, Shah Alam.
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description	This research attempts to create a model that establishes the crucial aspects that affect the adoption decision of home grown medical technology (HGRMT) in developing countries. In this study, the proposed integrated model includes four key groups of factors: organizational factors, technological innovation factors, environmental factors based on TOE model Tornatzky et al (1990) enhanced with IDT theory Roger (1983), and individual factors based on intention based theories, particularly, TAM by Davis et al. (1989). This model proposes that there is a direct relationship between the mentioned factors and the adoption of HGMT in healthcare firms. A quantitative research methodology was applied in this research, with SEM as a tool of data analysis. Some of 40 Malaysian hospitals where randomly selected to collect the data using questionnaire. The empirical findings obtained from this study revealed that five out of eight suggested variables in the model namely, organizational readiness, compatibility, social networks, government support, manager's attitude were significant contributors to the adoption of HGRMT…
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author	Hamed Balal, Mailud Abdullah
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title	The perceptions of healthcare administrativors on the adoption of home grown medical technology in Malaysian hospitals / Mailud Abdullah Hamed Balal
title_short	The perceptions of healthcare administrativors on the adoption of home grown medical technology in Malaysian hospitals / Mailud Abdullah Hamed Balal
title_full	The perceptions of healthcare administrativors on the adoption of home grown medical technology in Malaysian hospitals / Mailud Abdullah Hamed Balal
title_fullStr	The perceptions of healthcare administrativors on the adoption of home grown medical technology in Malaysian hospitals / Mailud Abdullah Hamed Balal
title_full_unstemmed	The perceptions of healthcare administrativors on the adoption of home grown medical technology in Malaysian hospitals / Mailud Abdullah Hamed Balal
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publisher	Institute of Graduate Studies, UiTM
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The perceptions of healthcare administrativors on the adoption of home grown medical technology in Malaysian hospitals / Mailud Abdullah Hamed Balal

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