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. 2022 Feb 10;8:20552076221076927. doi: 10.1177/20552076221076927

Table 2.

Facilitators and barriers to DHL-enabling e-services .

Outcomes as per the eHLF 47 Facilitators Reference Barriers Reference
Systemic level Digital services that suit individual needs - Inclusion of the updated guidelines and evidence-based practice during COVID-19. - Adding content to meet the emotional needs and challenges families were facing 44
Official social media may be challenged by different competitive sources (maybe sources of misinformation) 46
Access to digital services that work Effectiveness in getting patients questions answered 44,46 -
Individual level Motivated to engage with digital services - -
Feel safe and in control Connection to a healthcare professional is key 44 -
Ability to actively engage with digital services Ability to connect despite the lockdown 44 Patient-provider cannot replicate in-person sessions 44
Engaging interactively 42 -
Engagement in own health Helping patients understand their condition: helpful educational material, for example., helping patient improving their diet, becoming more active, better managing stress 42 -
Increasing preventive behaviours 46 -
Ability to process information Ease of use: Content sufficiently detailed, providing clear and concise information, program that is easy and enjoyable to use 42 -
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