Understanding Mobile Health Service Use: An Investigation of Routine and Emergency Use Intentions, International Journal of Information Management

Keyphrases

• International Journals 100%
• Information Management 100%
• Health Service Use 100%
• Mobile Health Service 100%
• Routine Use Intention 100%
• Emergency Use Intention 100%
• Information Systems Use 75%
• Perceived Usefulness 50%
• Intrinsic Motivation 50%
• Perceived Enjoyment 50%
• Extrinsic Motivation 50%
• Use Behavior 50%
• Individual Use 50%
• Customer Services Quality 25%
• Perceived Competence 25%
• Perceived Autonomy 25%
• Behavioral Intention 25%
• Motivation Theory 25%
• Emergency Situation 25%
• Service Availability 25%
• MHealth 25%
• Source Credibility 25%
• Health Emergency 25%
• Perceived Diagnosticity 25%
• Perceptual Curiosity 25%
• Perceived Relatedness 25%
• Motivational Incentives 25%
• Psychological Antecedents 25%
• Emergency Department Use 25%

Computer Science

• Information Management 100%
• Information Systems 100%
• Intrinsic Motivation 40%
• Extrinsic Motivation 40%
• Behavioral Intention 20%
• Collected Data 20%
• Service Availability 20%
• Emergency Situation 20%

Psychology

• Intrinsic Motivation 100%
• Extrinsic Motivation 100%
• Autonomy 50%
• Relatedness 50%
• Psychology 50%