英文摘要 |
Background: A personalized telemedical care platform (e-VIP) was developed and offered for free use at a regional teaching hospital in Southern Taiwan. The purpose of this study was to explore the satisfaction with,and establishment of, the business model for telemedical care. Methods: The 310 volunteers were recruited from Jan-Dec 2013. Data from a semi-structured questionnaire including system quality, privacy policy, functional risk, systemic trust, mutual trust, service quality,cost-effective, satisfaction, health influence and apply intention were collected and analyzed. Results: Mutual trust (mean=3.93) had the highest satisfaction score, and privacy policy (mean=2.65) had the lowest. 74.8% of subjects had a high willingness to use the system and 27.4% had a willingness to pay for it. In regard to the charge, 96.1% of subjects could accept 16-32 USD (500-1,000 TWD) for e-VIP services. In addition, 59.4% of subjects believed the Taiwan Generation NHI would pay for it. Conclusion: People had a high willingness to use e-VIP services, but it was difficult to reduce the price. |