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Bahae Samhan

Associate Professor
Accounting
Office
SFHB State Farm Hall of Business 248
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Biography

Bahae Samhan is a BIS Associate Professor. He joined the College of Business in August 2016. Bahae earned his PhD in MIS from Washington State University, his Master’s degree in Telecommunications and Computer Networking from Florida International University, and his undergraduate degree in Computer Science from the Applied Science University.
Bahae is also certified by Microsoft as a software engineer and a database administrator. Prior to coming to Illinois State, Bahae taught a variety of IT, CS, and MIS courses.
Bahae has experienced more than 8 years of university teaching both in the U.S. and abroad.

Current Courses

260.001Computer Programming For Business

260.002Computer Programming For Business

368.001Developing Business Application Systems

260.001Computer Programming For Business

260.002Computer Programming For Business

368.001Developing Business Application Systems

PhD Information Systems

Washington State University
Pullman, WA

Other Telecommunications and Computer Networking

Florida International University
Miami, FL

Other Computer Science

Applied Science University
Amman, Jordan

Country Financial Scholarship Award

Country Financial
2017

University Research Grant

2017

Wilma Jean Alexander Technology Faculty Innovation Award

2017

Conference Proceeding

AlBaik, O., Tamimi, H., Samhan, B., & Miller, J. Towards A Lean Innovative Approach to Rethinking Employees Turnover. Surviving with Less-Knowledge, but not Knowledge-less: A Case Study. HICSS (2020)
Samhan, B. Self-Diagnosis Mobile Applications: A Technology Trust Perspective. Americas Conference on Information Systems (2019)
Samhan, B., & Hauck, R. Can Information Security Awareness Mitigate Resistance Towards Patients Healthcare Portals?. Americas Conference on Information Systems (2018)
Samhan, B. Understanding Security Awareness Impacts on Healthcare Technology Avoidance Behavior. Southwest Decision Science Institute (2018)
Samhan, B. Patients Resistance towards Health Information Technology A Perspective of the Dual Factor Model of IT Usage. Hawaiian International Conference on System Science (2017)

Journal Article

Samhan, B., & Joshi, K. Disruptive-Technology Avoidance in Healthcare: A Revealed Causal Mapping (RCM) Approach. International Journal of Healthcare Information Systems and Informatics (2019)
Samhan, B., & Joshi, K. Switching to Electronic Health Record Systems: A Replication of the User Resistance Model. AIS Transactions on Replication Research (2019)
Samhan, B. Revisiting Technology Resistance: Current Insights and Future Directions. Australasian Journal of Information Systems (2018)
Samhan, B., Crampton, T., & Ruane, R. The Trajectory of IT in Healthcare at HICSS: A Literature Review, Analysis, and Future Directions. Communications of the Assoc for Info Systems (2018)
Samhan, B. Can cyber risk management insurance mitigate healthcare providers’ intentions to resist electronic medical records. International Journal of Healthcare Management (2017)

Presentations

Patients Resistance towards Health Information Technology A Perspective of the Dual Factor Model of IT Usage. Proceedingins of the 50th Hawaiian International Conference on System Science. (2017)
Security behaviors of healthcare providers using HIT outside of work: A technology threat avoidance perspective. In Information and Communication Systems (ICICS) 8th International Conference on (pp. 342-347). (2017)
Resistance of Healthcare Information Technologies Literature Review, Analysis, & Gaps. Proceedingins of the 48th Hawaiian International Conference on System Science. (2015)
Mobile Health Information Technology and Patient Care: A Literature Review and Analysis. WSU academic showcase. (2014)
Mobile Health Information Technology and Patient Care: A Literature Review and Analysis. 19th Americas Conference on Information Systems. (2013)
Mobile Health Information Technology and Patient Care: Methods, Themes, and Research Gaps. Transactions of the International Conference on Health Information Technology Advancement. (2013)