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                                             Journal of Nanjing Medical University(Social Sciences)of Nanjing Medical University(Social Sciences)  2025年4月
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                Analysis of influencing factors and paths for enhancing the willingness

                      of medical personnel in Guilin City to improve digital literacy

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                                 KANG Liangfa ,ZHANG Chen ,TANG Guorong ,WANG Qiangfen       3
                 1. School of Public Health,Guilin Medical University,Guilin 541199;2. Guilin Center for Disease Control and Prevention,
                       Guilin 541001;3. School of Humanities and Management,Guilin Medical University,Guilin 541199,China
                   Abstract:In the context of healthcare digital transformation,enhancing the digital literacy of healthcare
               professionals has become a key factor in improving the quality and efficiency of healthcare services. Based on
               the Theory of Planned Behavior(TPB),this study constructed a structural equation model(SEM)to explore
               influence paths of behavioral attitudes,subjective norms,perceived behavioral control,and hospital resource
               inputs on the willingness of healthcare professionals in Guilin to improve their digital literacy. The results
               showed that the mean score for willingness to improve digital literacy among medical staff was 3.90 ± 0.70.
               Significant differences in willingness were observed across different age groups and education levels(P<0.05).
               Behavioral attitudes,subjective norms,and perceived behavioral control all had significant positive effects on
               the willingness to improve. Subjective norms and the perceived behavioral control mediated the effect of hospital
               resource inputs on willingness to promote digital literacy. The study suggests that improving the digital literacy
               of healthcare professionals should consider both individual belief factors and external resource support,with
               particular attention to the needs of those with lower levels of educational attainment and younger groups.
                   Key words:digital literacy;medical personnel;influencing factors;theory of planned behavior;structural
               equation modeling
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