A Research on the intention to accept telemedicine of undergraduate students: based on Social Cognitive Theory and Technology Acceptance Model
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Jeon, Ha-Jae
(School of AI Healthcare, CHA University)
Park, Seo-Hyun (School of AI Healthcare, CHA University) Park, Chae-Rim (School of AI Healthcare, CHA University) Shin, Young-Chae (School of AI Healthcare, CHA University) Park, Se-Yeon (School of AI Healthcare, CHA University) Han Se-mi (School of AI Healthcare, CHA University) |
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