This study examined factors influencing business intelligence (BI) adoption and its impacts on performance in Jordanian healthcare organizations.A survey of 303 healthcare providers assessed seven hypotheses related to technological, organizational, and environmental determinants of BI adoption, grounded in the TOE framework and resourcebased view theory.Structural equation modelling revealed significant positive effects of relative advantage, cost-effectiveness, organizational readiness, and competitive pressure on BI adoption.However, top management support and government regulations were nonsignificant.Additionally, BI adoption had a significant positive impact on healthcare providers' performance.The findings provide insights on leveraging BI strategies in healthcare, with implications for practitioners, system vendors, and policymakers in Jordan.
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