Factors affecting compliance with use of online healthcare services among adults in Israel

Table 5 Regression analysis results of the factors affecting the intention to use OHS

Dependent Variable	The extent of intention to use the HMO’s website for^a:				The intention to use remote medical services N = 294 (R² = 0.3***)
Dependent Variable	Administrative information N = 252 (R² = 0.32***)		Doctor consultation N = 178 (R² = 0.29***)
Explanatory variables	Administrative information N = 252 (R² = 0.32***)		Doctor consultation N = 178 (R² = 0.29***)
Explanatory variables	Beta coefficient	Std. Err	Beta coefficient	Std. Err	Beta coefficient	Std. Err
Age^b					–0.02*	0.01
perceived ease of online use	0.35***	0.08	0.35***	0.07	0.47***	0.06
Cues for action	0.18***	0.06	0.15*	0.08	0.13*	0.07
Uses the HMO’s website for administrative needs (base = does not use)	0.29***	0.06	0.72**	0.32	0.14	0.06
Concern with regard to health status (base = not concerned)	–0.68**	0.32
Uses the HMO’s website for consultation and forums (base = does not use)	0.12**	0.05	0.86**	0.34
Intends to use the HMO’s website for consultation (base = does not intend)					0.17***	0.06
Residence (base = lives alone)	0.34**	0.15
Constant	0.48	0.64	0.55	0.39	1.97**	0.90

***p < 0.01, **p < 0.05, *p < 0.1
^aEach of the two regressions have different set of explanatory variables, therefore there are missing rubrics in some places in the table
^bAge is a continuous variable

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