Technology Acceptance Model (TAM): Partial least square approach in acceptance analysis of hospital information system

A hospital information system aims to provide accurate, timely, and relevant data to support management functions and decision-making in the delivery of healthcare services. The purpose of this study is to examine the adoption of the Hospital Information System by users at the Public Hospital of West Nusa Tenggara using the Technology Acceptance Model. Quantitative analytic research is the type of study. The participants in this study were all employees of the Public Hospital of West Nusa Tenggara, users of the Hospital Information System who work in the front office, a total of 104 persons, and a sample of 51 people were obtained using the Slovin formula. The proportional random sample strategy was utilized in this investigation. Partial Least Squares data analysis was employed in this study (PLS). The results of data analysis using PLS demonstrate that perceived simplicity of use has a considerable impact on perceived usefulness. The perceived simplicity of use has a big impact on how people feel about using it. The apparent utility has no bearing on the willingness to utilize. Finally, behavioral intention to use is influenced by one’s attitude about using.