Information technology acceptance and adoption in the telemedicine sector: a case of Mobile health apps

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Bareeq Alghannam · Public Authority for Applied Education and Training

Mariam Alsabah · Prince Mohammad Bin Salman College of Business and Entrepreneurship

Shaikhah Alainati · Public Authority for Applied Education and Training

Ahmad Alsaber · American University of Kuwait

Faisal AlReshaid · American University of Kuwait

Omar AlHussainan · University of South Australia

Omer Gibreel

Abstract

These results suggest that the acceptance of mHealth apps by pharmacists in Kuwait is multifaceted and requires evaluating a chain of effects. As a result, developing apps that provide pharmaceutical care requires consideration of each one of these factors. Results can direct policymakers and stakeholders in their efforts to implement mHealth in Kuwait.

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Mobile Health and mHealth Applications Technostress in Professional Settings Digital Mental Health Interventions

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Published in: Frontiers in Digital Health

Volume 8, pp. 1718447-1718447

DOI: 10.3389/fdgth.2026.1718447

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Information technology acceptance and adoption in the telemedicine sector: a case of Mobile health apps

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