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This study aims to test the trust caused by technological knowledge, compatibility, and system security. Previous studies have not yet explained the role of trust in the relationship between technological knowledge, compatibility, and security in the intention to continue the online prescription system. Data was obtained through an online questionnaire that was distributed to health professionals using the Surakarta online prescription system. The sampling technique used was purposive sampling with a population of 200 health workers. Hypothesis testing is done by using SEM. The results of this study indicate that technology and security knowledge have a role in increasing trust to form intentions to use online prescription systems. There are hypotheses that are not supported by compatibility which is felt to have no role in increasing trust to form intentions using an online prescription system.

This study aims to examine the role of information through social media in the form of information that can encourage individual intention to use e-patient. Establishment of intention to use the e-patient by the trust that was formed from the information quality, perceived value and source credibility. The sampling technique is purposive sampling with a population users of social media RSUD Dr. Moewardi Surakarta counted 200 respondents. Hypothesis testing is done by the analysis of Structural Equation Model (SEM) using AMOS. The results of this study indicate that individual intentions to use e-patient applications as a means of supporting the hospital significantly make information quality to trust, perceived value of trust, source credibility to trust, and trust in the goal of using the e-patient application. These results provide meaning intended to make the intention to use the e-patient application through trust can be given by the quality of information, perceived value, and the source credibility of the e-patient application.

This study aims to examine the mediating role of the implementation plan in the relationship between medical intention and treatment decisions, examine the role of moderation of actual behavioral control in the relationship between implementation plans and treatment decisions, and examine the role of situational context moderation in the relationship between treatment plans and treatment decisions. The decision to treat a patient is important for the hospital because it determines the number of patients who will seek treatment at the hospital. Data obtained through questionnaires distributed to patient or someone who want to be a patient. The research sample used amounted 200. This research use purposive sampling in Solo Raya. Hypothesis testing used regression logistic for mediating and moderating role. First hypothesis are supported but second and third hypothesis was not supported.