  The purpose of this study is to find out influential factors of intention to
use the proposed system among health centers by considering the technology
acceptance model as the underlying theory. The proposed model of this study is
tested using data collected from self-directed questionnaires filled up by 70
nurses in government hospitals and government clinics in Malaysia. A research
method, which is based on the multi-analytical approach of Multiple Regression
Analysis and Artificial Neural Networks, helps to refine the results of this
study. The compatibility of the proposed system only has a significant and
positive effect on attitude to use the system among other factors. Moreover,
health centers' intention to use the system is further influenced by their
perceived usefulness than their attitude to use. The mediating effect of
Attitude is also proved. However, there is not any statistically significant
difference in Intention scores accounting for the participants' demographic
characteristics. The implication of this study is that by developing the
system, which fits to the current procedures of health centers, we give them
positive feelings. IT educational programs also should be provided for nurses
to identify the benefits of the proposed system. It is also important to
consider the indirect effects from independent variables on intention to use
the system. However, the system does not require to consider the demographic
characteristics of its end users.
