The effect of gender on associations between driving forces to adopt ICT and benefits derived from that adoption in medical practices in Australia
RIS ID
77317
Abstract
Like other Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs), medical practices can gain a great deal by adopting and using Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs). Unlike other SMEs, little is known about General Practitioners' (GPs) perceptions of the benefits of ICT use or about the differences between these perceptions by male and female GPs. This chapter reports a survey of these perceptions of the drivers for and benefits of ICT use by male and female GPs in Australia.
Publication Details
Macgregor, R. C., Hyland, P. N. & Harvey, C. (2012). The effect of gender on associations between driving forces to adopt ICT and benefits derived from that adoption in medical practices in Australia. In C. R. Livermore (Eds.), Gender and Social Computing: Interactions, Differences and Relationships (pp. 120-142). United States: IGI Global.