The Moderating Role Of Top Executives’ Sex Level Of Education And Knowledge On Adoption Of Mobile Health Applications By Hospitals In Kenya

摘要

Kenya lags behind other countries in adoption of mobile health (m-health) applications. Understanding factors affecting adoption of m-health by hospitals is required to inform strategic scale up and leverage m-health for sustainable development goals. This study investigated the moderating effects of Top Executives’ (TEs) traits, namely sex, level of education and knowledge of m-health, on adoption of Patient Centered (PC) and Facility-Centered (FC) m-health applications.