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InfoResearchPeer-reviewed
Balancing Privacy and Autonomy: Key Factors Influencing Patient Willingness to Share Health Information
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Summary
A survey of 500 U.S. adults, analyzed with partial least squares structural equation modeling, tests why patients hesitate to share personal health information with health information technology. Autonomy of HIT use raises expected positive outcomes and lowers privacy concerns, while perceived tracking raises concerns. Perceived technological and regulatory protections raise expected positive outcomes, and the study ties these evaluations to internal and environmental conditions.