| Affordability of Digital Health Technologies |
Not further subdivided |
Financial pressure and fear that operational errors could result in additional out-of-pocket costs |
| Adoption and Proficiency in Using Digital Health Technologies |
Not further subdivided |
Greater familiarity and trust through repeated use, together with willingness to adopt AI-assisted approaches to health management |
| Influence of Social Relationship Networks |
Support From Family and Friends |
Practical assistance, clarification, and reassurance from family members and friends, accompanied by reduced nervousness and greater social connectedness |
| Influence of Social Relationship Networks |
Insufficient Support |
Strong willingness to use digital health technologies despite limited access to guidance, operational difficulties, distress, and frustration |
| Resources for Digital Health Technology Competence |
Understanding and Appraising Online Health Information |
Difficulty appraising online health information, together with concerns about fraudulent content, privacy, and security |
| Resources for Digital Health Technology Competence |
Active Exploration and Sustained Use |
Confidence in learning, continued attempts, and sustained engagement when difficulties were encountered |
