Table 5.

Affinity matrix for medical outcomes and quality of life factors observed by older adults using telehealth.

Theme or observation	References	Number of occurrences (N=118)	Probability of occurrence
Decrease in psychological distress	[32,42,46,51,60,68,70,71,76]	21	19%
Increase in autonomy	[29,34,35,46,48,52-54,56,62,67,75,76]	18	16%
Not reported	[14-16,30,33,37-40,49,55,57-59,63-65,74]	18	16%
Increase in cognitive ability	[27,28,31,41,50,51,54,69]	11	10%
Decrease in medical conditions surrounding diabetes	[36,45,46,60,61,75]	9	8%
Increase in mindfulness of the condition	[29,35,47,52,56,60,72,77]	8	7%
Increase in safety or security	[29,31,53,56,62]	7	6%
Increase in health-related quality of life	[29,32,44,53,67,69]	6	5%
Increase in activity or coordination	[41,52,54,60]	6	5%
Decrease in medical conditions surrounding pain	[42,43,66]	5	4%
Increase in documentation to give the provider	[19,47,73]	3	3%
Increase in satisfaction	[4,5,53]	3	3%
Increase in hospital metrics	[26]	2	2%
Increase in guilt	[60]	1	1%