Socio-Technical Factors Influencing the Management and Sustainability of Digital Transformations in the Healthcare Industry: Perspectives of Physicians and Nurses

Abstract

This research explores the perceptions of healthcare professionals in the context of digital technology adoption, focusing on their demographic and occupational characteristics. The study employs a descriptive research methodology, utilizing stratified random sampling to ensure a representative sample of 228 participants. The findings reveal important insights into the gender distribution, where 32.5% of respondents are male and 67.5% are female. Furthermore, the research examines the occupation of participants, highlighting that 26.8% are physicians and 73.2% are nurses. The workplace distribution reflects 74.1% of respondents employed in hospitals, 17.1% in clinics, and 8.8% in private practice. These demographic profiles lay the groundwork for a more comprehensive investigation into the healthcare professionals' perceptions and engagement with digital technologies, shedding light on potential variations within this critical workforce. Understanding these factors is essential for effective technology implementation and the advancement of healthcare services.