Do Electronic Personal Health Records (E-PHR) Influence People Behavior to Manage Their Health?

Abstract

Access to E-PHR information can help users to be more effective in managing their health, but there is not much to discussion in user's ability to successfully use E-PHR in managing health. This study aims to analyze the factors that influence user intentions to use E-PHR services to manage health. This research uses survey filling through questionnaires and data is processed and analyzed by using CB-SEM method. From this research, 553 respondents are Indonesian people who use E-PHR services available on mobile health applications. Factors that directly affect the attitude of E-PHR users are self-efficacy, perceived ease of use, perceived privacy & security, and subjective norm. Other factors that directly influence behavioral intention include perceived privacy & security, perceived severity, subjective norm and attitude.