e-HTAM: A Technology Acceptance Model for electronic health

Serving citizens through an integrated e-Health system requires an understanding of the behaviour of the population as well as the factors that influence their acceptance and usage of technology, such as technology design and sociocultural factors. This has been called e- Health acceptance.

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