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100

100 pts

What is the name of the Health Theory Behavior that we covered?


Diffusion of Innovation Theory

100

100 pts

What kind of case study was this?

Longitudinal case study

100

100 pts

Many patients found the e-appointment scheduling difficult to use primarily because of poor design and technical errors. True or False

False (The study found that patients were mainly unfamiliar with technology or did not have access to a computer at home)

200

200 pts

What percent of the social system population do the innovators make up?

2.5%

200

200 pts

What year was this article published?

2015

200

200 pts

Name one of the reasons why the adoption rate of the e-appointment system was so low?

Many patients preferred calling or talking in person, had limited Internet access, or weren’t comfortable using technology. The system also wasn’t explained clearly enough for people to feel confident using it.

300

300 pts

What construct is defined as the extent to which the benefits of an innovation are visible to potential adopters. Only when the results are perceived as beneficial, will an innovation be adopted.

Observability

300

300 pts

What data bases were used?

No databases used, they utilized their own system Data came from interviews and system information

300

300 pts

What was one construct that best fit this theory? (double points if you list both)

Relative Advantage and Complexity

400

400 pts

What is the name of the Adopter Group that has the strongest resistance to the adoption of innovation?

Laggards


400

400pts

True or false. There was a publication limit

False

400

400 pts

What percent of patients used the E-appointment system after 3 months?

1.5%

500

500pts

Name at least one of the 4 main constructs from the paper.

Communication Channels, Attributes of Innovation, Characteristics of Adopters, Social System

500

500pts

How many months did this study last

29 months

500

500 pts

Was this theory effective?

It was inconsistent 

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