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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Jun 9.
Published in final edited form as: Liver Transpl. 2020 Dec 23;27(4):502–512. doi: 10.1002/lt.25950

TABLE 5.

Results From Qualitative Part of Study

Patients reported as positive
 1. Benefits of educational videos showing activities to increase physical function
 2. Ability to monitor steps, thus emphasizing the importance of physical mobility
 3. Ability to choose from walking and exercise videos, thus favoring engagement
 4. Gain in lower body strength and physical function, facilitating daily activities
 5. Having a platform promoting social support from others with similar medical circumstances
 6. Feedback, which was motivating and kept them focused
 7. Enhanced perception of care from the medical team
Areas for potential improvement
 1. Need for additional assistance using the technology
 2. Opportunities to enhance interaction, social support, and a sense of community
 3. More variety in the videos provided
 4. Guidance on what videos are more appropriate based on medical state (eg, swelling)
 5. Autonomy to select the appropriate exercise videos based on medical state