英文摘要 |
"Driven by national policies, smart health care systems in Taiwan have matured. However, people have begun to place greater value on their health may believe their health status will not improve after a check-up. Therefore, we collaborated with a technology company to develop a health care application aimed at those with suboptimal health and that links with the My Health Bank of the National Health Insurance to enable the user to manage their health status. This study examined the use of the application designed on the basis of customer needs to increase user satisfaction and brand image. Our research results provide managerial implications for hospital managers.The questionnaire employed was based on the research of other scholars and was revised in accordance with the characteristics of the medical industry. Participants were limited to individuals in the Kaohsiung area who had used health application software, and multiple regression analysis was applied to analyze the participants’data collected from 262 questionnaires.The results indicated that (1) participant satisfaction was 82% after using the health application software, and (2) the experiential marketing was positively and significantly associated with user satisfaction, user loyalty, and brand image.The results reveal that the software and users’ability to share their physiological information, check-up reports, and My Health Bank information with their friends and relatives can improve user satisfaction, user loyalty, and brand image. These results are consistent with those of many scholars. Therefore, medical institutions should use the smart health application to strengthen brand image and service value." |