Research Article
Strategic Improvement for Quality and Satisfaction of Hospital Information Systems
Table 2
The final questionnaire of this study.
| Constructs | Short name | Items | References |
| System quality (SQ) | SQ1 | Our HIS performs reliably for my patient-care work | Balaban et al. [10]; Xu et al. [33] | SQ2 | The responsible time of our HIS is quick | SQ3 | Our HIS provides necessary features and functions for my work |
| Information quality (IQ) | IQ1 | I can query patient information that I need from our HIS | Bossen et al. [11]; Xu et al. [33] | IQ2 | The information provided by our HIS is sufficiently detailed | IQ3 | The information provided by our HIS is easy to read |
| Service quality (SEQ) | SEQ1 | The service provided by IT departments for HIS is sufficient | Balaban et al. [10]; Wang [15] | SEQ2 | Our IT department is available for assistance with difficulties when using a HIS | SEQ3 | The training for HIS usage is sufficient in our hospital | SEQ4 | When encountering problems in using a HIS, I can also find someone to help me |
| Satisfaction (SAT) | SAT1 | I am satisfied with our HIS | Cohen et al. [12] | SAT2 | I am pleased with using our HIS | SAT3 | I found it enjoyable to use our HIS | SAT4 | I have a favorable experience of using our HIS | SAT5 | I have a positive attitude toward using our HIS for clinical care |
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