Key Success Factors for Mammography Image Exchange

• Main Authors: Ching-Ju Yang, 楊靜如
• Other Authors: Jung-Lung Hsu
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2010
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/72384179843160173568

碩士 === 臺北醫學大學 === 醫學資訊研究所 === 98 === Department of Health to strengthen security and improve hospital services in remote areas with weak health care quality gap, promote the exchange of national medical imaging program and the establishment of a standard operating format and urge all hospitals to follow forced to share CT, MRI and other medical images, expect lower repeat Check the medical waste. Purpose of this study: 1. To explore the impact of Mammography image exchange factor 2. The questionnaire related to breast imaging experts in the field of Mammography imaging for the exchange of views and intention 3. Impact of " Mammography image exchange" critical success factors. Use of national "exchange of medical images," the promotion of Mammography image exchange will. Of reference "diffusion of innovation theory" of the hospital into the new information technology for individuals, groups, organizations, the characteristics of important factors, "Technology acceptance model" of external factors may influence users of information technology factors, system characteristics or environmental factors, External factors will affect the intended use for the user to use attitude to build up the theoretical model, the model includes four dimensions of "organizational, strategic factors", "image quality", "exchange standard", "awareness factor" affecting " Mammography image exchange, "the critical success factors, and verified. The results 1.This study supported the hypothesis 2.Key factors affecting the order of "exchange standard", "awareness factor", "organizational strategy factors", "image quality." The exchange of medical imaging, led the Government to promote the norms of establishing an exchange platform and a unified standard to follow, and a certain level of image quality And recognition of its clinical effectiveness by users are willing to support and participate in order to carry out its function and benefits.