Table 1.

Identification of added values that can be expected per actor.

Actor	Added value description	Impact type: qualitative or quantitative
Care receiver	Control of the organization of care	Qualitative
	Strengthened involvement and empowerment	Qualitative
	Higher quality of care	Qualitative
	Higher state of peace of mind	Qualitative
	Higher state of self-management, less care dependent	Qualitative
	Lowered barriers for social contact and decrease of social isolation	Qualitative
	Better informed of existing and practical care support services	Qualitative
Informal care giver	Better care task coordination	Qualitative
	Improved quality of care or work atmosphere	Qualitative
	Less stress, less unexpected tasks, increased state of peace of mind	Qualitative
	Being better (and real time) informed	Qualitative
Formal care giver and care organization	Better care task coordination	Qualitative
	Improved quality of care or work atmosphere	Qualitative
	Less stress, less unexpected tasks, increased state of peace of mind	Qualitative
	Significant decrease in administration time (scheduling, adapting schedules, billing, etc)	Quantitative
	Reassuring care receivers when delay during care visits	Qualitative
Primary care (GPs)	Access to more complete care and context data	Qualitative
	Improved quality of care, faster and more complete diagnoses	Qualitative
	Being better (and real time) informed	Qualitative
Secondary and tertiary care	Access to more complete care and context data	Qualitative
	Being better informed	Qualitative
	Improved quality of care, faster and more complete diagnose	Qualitative
Care insurer or payer and society	More opportunities for prevention	Qualitative
	Savings because of delayed transition to care home	Quantitative
	Increase in cost-efficiency	Quantitative
	Overall higher quality of care	Qualitative
	Transition from curative to preventive care	Qualitative