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Dudu Bilgiç1, Hatice Camgöz Akdağ1
1Management Engineering Department, Istanbul Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey.
Abstract:
Recently, technological transformation has led to critical innovations in the health sector. Hospitals can provide much better services via digital transformation. However, the desired result cannot be achieved due to the lack of organizational preparation for digital transformation. This article has introduced criteria to measure the readiness for digital transformation, and the analysis of these criteria was performed using Explanatory and Confirmatory Factor analysis. The proposed structure includes 21 items under five factors: Management Support, Current Status Tracking, Corporate Culture, Resource Reservation and Service Management. Exploring the factors for Digital readiness will be a guide for researchers, hospitals and practitioners.
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