Technology Acceptance Model: Cloud HD Video Meetings in the Context of Medical Education
Keywords:
Technology Acceptance Model, Cloud Technology, Medical EducationAbstract
The main aim of this paper is to shed light on the role of the cloud HD video meeting technology acceptance model in the context of medical education and to assess its benefits for academics, teachers, and students. The importance of the cloud deployment service model technology as an application model was tested in the context of five popular medical areas: 1) treatment, 2) medical education, 3) rehabilitation, 4) training, and 5) surgery. A concluding theory about the Technology Acceptance and its benefits to assist improving the values, applications, and methods to make such technology better tolerated in the context of medical education is also discussed.
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