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Analyzing the Role of User Experience for Continued Usage on the Internet of Medical Things.

Covid-19 has thrown a lot of challenges to address the gaps in our existing healthcare ecosystem, especially in the remote areas, where providing quality healthcare services is a challenge. Digital healthcare or the internet of medical things is viewed as a new age weapon to provide healthcare services to the masses at an affordable price. One such way is by connecting the end-user with physicians through mobile applications or devices, however, this demands thorough research and validation to understand the underlying needs of the users and physicians interacting in this connected eco-system In this study our focus is to identify the role of ‘user experience for continued usage on the internet of medical things’ or connected device eco-system. Through this study, we intend to probe and analyze the role of user interaction and user experience (UI/UX) in discovering the features and services provided through connected devices and mobile applications and their subsequent usage over a prolonged period of time. This study aims to present a theoretical framework utilizing the UTAUT-2 framework to hypnotize the identified problem statement.