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The success of clinical decision-making depends on providing the right information at the right time to key clinicians such as physicians. The Internet has tremendously enabled medical information provision for clinical decision-making. However, key factors that influence the use of the Internet for medical information provisioning are not widely known. This research synthesizes the clinical and general decision-making, and information processing literature streams to build a research model and empirically validate the moderating role of uncertainty and equivocality in the use of the Internet for provisioning information for clinical decision-making.

INTERNET USE FOR CLINICAL DECISION MAKING: MODERATING EFFECTS OF UNCERTAINTY AND EQUIVOCALITY