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Organizational and behavioral attributes� roles in adopting cloud services: An empirical study in the healthcare industry

The need for cloud services has been raised globally to provide a platform for healthcare providers to efficiently manage their citizens� health records and thus provide treatment remotely. In Iraq, the healthcare records of public hospitals are increasing progressively with poor digital management....

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Main Authors: Meri A., Hasan M.K., Dauwed M., Jarrar M., Aldujaili A., Al-Bsheish M., Shehab S., Kareem H.M.
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Published: Public Library of Science 2024
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Behavior Control
Cloud Computing
Data Analysis
Health Care Sector
Internet
Article
behavior
cloud computing
communication technology
computer analysis
cost effectiveness analysis
data analysis
experience
health care
health practitioner
human
Iraq
measurement
motivation
organization
organizational theory
physician
questionnaire
social structure
software
training
behavior control
health care cost
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-341042024-10-14T11:17:59Z Organizational and behavioral attributes� roles in adopting cloud services: An empirical study in the healthcare industry Meri A. Hasan M.K. Dauwed M. Jarrar M. Aldujaili A. Al-Bsheish M. Shehab S. Kareem H.M. 57208129658 9633140400 57201878277 57437797000 57210146501 57203907881 57204137379 57215776017 Behavior Control Cloud Computing Data Analysis Health Care Sector Internet Article behavior cloud computing communication technology computer analysis cost effectiveness analysis data analysis experience health care health practitioner human Internet Iraq measurement motivation organization organizational theory physician questionnaire social structure software training behavior control health care cost The need for cloud services has been raised globally to provide a platform for healthcare providers to efficiently manage their citizens� health records and thus provide treatment remotely. In Iraq, the healthcare records of public hospitals are increasing progressively with poor digital management. While recent works indicate cloud computing as a platform for all sectors globally, a lack of empirical evidence demands a comprehensive investigation to identify the significant factors that influence the utilization of cloud health computing. Here we provide a cost-effective, modular, and computationally efficient model of utilizing cloud computing based on the organization theory and the theory of reasoned action perspectives. A total of 105 key informant data were further analyzed. The partial least square structural equation modeling was used for data analysis to explore the effect of organizational structure variables on healthcare information technicians� behaviors to utilize cloud services. Empirical results revealed that Internet networks, software modularity, hardware modularity, and training availability significantly influence information technicians� behavioral control and confirmation. Furthermore, these factors positively impacted their utilization of cloud systems, while behavioral control had no significant effect. The importance-performance map analysis further confirms that these factors exhibit high importance in shaping user utilization. Our findings can provide a comprehensive and unified guide to policymakers in the healthcare industry by focusing on the significant factors in organizational and behavioral contexts to engage health information technicians in the development and implementation phases. � 2023 Meri et al. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited. Final 2024-10-14T03:17:58Z 2024-10-14T03:17:58Z 2023 Article 10.1371/journal.pone.0290654 2-s2.0-85168736890 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85168736890&doi=10.1371%2fjournal.pone.0290654&partnerID=40&md5=5b78103541c643220885797b4af237f2 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/34104 18 8-Aug e0290654 All Open Access Gold Open Access Green Open Access Public Library of Science Scopus
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topic Behavior Control
Cloud Computing
Data Analysis
Health Care Sector
Internet
Article
behavior
cloud computing
communication technology
computer analysis
cost effectiveness analysis
data analysis
experience
health care
health practitioner
human
Internet
Iraq
measurement
motivation
organization
organizational theory
physician
questionnaire
social structure
software
training
behavior control
health care cost
spellingShingle Behavior Control
Cloud Computing
Data Analysis
Health Care Sector
Internet
Article
behavior
cloud computing
communication technology
computer analysis
cost effectiveness analysis
data analysis
experience
health care
health practitioner
human
Internet
Iraq
measurement
motivation
organization
organizational theory
physician
questionnaire
social structure
software
training
behavior control
health care cost
Meri A.
Hasan M.K.
Dauwed M.
Jarrar M.
Aldujaili A.
Al-Bsheish M.
Shehab S.
Kareem H.M.
Organizational and behavioral attributes� roles in adopting cloud services: An empirical study in the healthcare industry
description The need for cloud services has been raised globally to provide a platform for healthcare providers to efficiently manage their citizens� health records and thus provide treatment remotely. In Iraq, the healthcare records of public hospitals are increasing progressively with poor digital management. While recent works indicate cloud computing as a platform for all sectors globally, a lack of empirical evidence demands a comprehensive investigation to identify the significant factors that influence the utilization of cloud health computing. Here we provide a cost-effective, modular, and computationally efficient model of utilizing cloud computing based on the organization theory and the theory of reasoned action perspectives. A total of 105 key informant data were further analyzed. The partial least square structural equation modeling was used for data analysis to explore the effect of organizational structure variables on healthcare information technicians� behaviors to utilize cloud services. Empirical results revealed that Internet networks, software modularity, hardware modularity, and training availability significantly influence information technicians� behavioral control and confirmation. Furthermore, these factors positively impacted their utilization of cloud systems, while behavioral control had no significant effect. The importance-performance map analysis further confirms that these factors exhibit high importance in shaping user utilization. Our findings can provide a comprehensive and unified guide to policymakers in the healthcare industry by focusing on the significant factors in organizational and behavioral contexts to engage health information technicians in the development and implementation phases. � 2023 Meri et al. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.
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Meri A.
Hasan M.K.
Dauwed M.
Jarrar M.
Aldujaili A.
Al-Bsheish M.
Shehab S.
Kareem H.M.
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author Meri A.
Hasan M.K.
Dauwed M.
Jarrar M.
Aldujaili A.
Al-Bsheish M.
Shehab S.
Kareem H.M.
author_sort Meri A.
title Organizational and behavioral attributes� roles in adopting cloud services: An empirical study in the healthcare industry
title_short Organizational and behavioral attributes� roles in adopting cloud services: An empirical study in the healthcare industry
title_full Organizational and behavioral attributes� roles in adopting cloud services: An empirical study in the healthcare industry
title_fullStr Organizational and behavioral attributes� roles in adopting cloud services: An empirical study in the healthcare industry
title_full_unstemmed Organizational and behavioral attributes� roles in adopting cloud services: An empirical study in the healthcare industry
title_sort organizational and behavioral attributes� roles in adopting cloud services: an empirical study in the healthcare industry
publisher Public Library of Science
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