英文摘要 |
National Health Insurance (NHI) encouraged people to use on-line applications for the NHI affairs from 2001, but the popularity of using on-line applications for NHI affairs is barely satisfactory. Interactive Management (IM) is a system of management invented to apply to complexity. The procedure involves planning phase, workshop phase, and followup phase. In the planning phase of this study, we try to find the situations which include issues by the in-depth interview. In the workshop phase, Nominal Group Technique was used to generate ideas while Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM) was used to structure map of enhancement structure which includes 13 strategies in sequence. In followup phase, the selfadministered questionnaires were distributed to undertakers to evaluate the feasibility of results of IM. The results show that the participants in workshop phase think “favorable incentives for on-line users,” “simplifying the web-based authentication procedure,” “simplifying the login system,” and “ensuring network security” are the most important and prior strategies. On the other hand, the undertakers who fill out questionnaires at the followup phase think “simplifying operation procedure”, “increasing the network bandwidth”, “holding workshops and verifying on the scene”, and “simplifying the web-based authentication procedure” should be done first. It shows that there has a gap between undertakers and user about how to promote on-line applications for the NHI. The research also shows that participants’ concern and understanding of using on-line applications for NHI affairs appear significant improvement after the workshop. The satisfactions are beyond their expectation before the workshop. It proves the IM session is helpful to reach consensus with high decision quality. |