Table 4.

A summary of themes, subthemes, and codes for requirement analysis and prioritization.

Theme and subthemes		Codes extracted from quotations
Feasibility
	Demand for monitoring systems	Hospital, home, and remote monitoring systems
	Technological resources	Technology, infrastructure, and start
	Health care outcomes	Patient care and health outcome
	Costs	Cost, implementation, maintenance, and implications
Risk analysis
	Treatment effectiveness	Treatment, effective, and efficacy
	Health care system coverage	Aspects, treatment, and diagnosis
	Diagnostic tools and indications	Different diagnostic tools, EEGa, and circumstances
Requirement analysis and prioritization
	Step-by-step process	Step-by-step, developing
	Focus on urgent neurological cases	Urgent, neurological, emergency events, and status epilepticus
	EEG analytics in hospitals	EEG, analytics, video recording, and differential diagnostics
	Special consideration for children	Children and special groups who are unable to make decisions give consent
	Data storing and privacy	Data, storing, and privacy
	Drug-resistant seizures	Drug-resistant seizures help patients
	Accessibility and utility during off hours	Holidays, weekends, and voluntary
	Cost-effectiveness and societal value	Cost-effective and society value
	Chronic stages monitoring	Chronic stages, burden, patients, families, and medical care
	Decision-making and responsibility	Careful decision, right person, and the use of the system
	Priority in development and funding	Secure funding, organizations, priority, hospital environment, and emergency
	Broad application across demographics	Wide range, different uses, children, adults, teenagers, and older people

^aEEG: electroencephalography.