Exploring the Serial Mediation: A Conceptual Model of Entrepreneurial Education, Opportunity Recognition, Motivation, and Health Entrepreneurial Intentions

Abstract

Healthcare is crucial for public well-being, and its progress is propelled mainly by entrepreneurship, which encourages innovation. This research employs the Ability–motivation–opportunity (AMO) model to examine the effects of Entrepreneurship Education (EE) on Health Entrepreneurial Intention (HEI). According to this study's conceptual model,EE may improve Entrepreneurial Opportunity Recognition (OR), heighten Entrepreneurial Motivation (EM), and ultimately affect HEI. The suggested framework encourages forthcoming studies in higher education institutions to evaluate and refine their theoretical assertions, including clarifying essential constructs and performing experimental validations.