Argent 2018.

Study characteristics
Country / Income of the Country	Ireland (HIC)
Objective of study	Quote: "To perform an exploration of the opportunities and challenges of using wearable technology in rehabilitation after joint replacement surgery. Following this, clinicians were provided with a demonstration of an exemplar wearable exercise biofeedback system, and their perceptions of its potential use in the clinical setting were evaluated while incorporating the healthcare professional in the user‐centred design process"
participant´s description	Ten clinicians from a multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals, including four physiotherapists, two clinical nurse specialists, two orthopaedic assistants, one occupational therapist and one staff nurse, from a hospital in Dublin
Health condition	Joint replacement
Mode of rehabilitation delivery	Telerehabilitation
Type of rehabilitation provided	Exercise therapy
Study design / Data collection approach / Data analysis approach	Qualitative approach/ Semi‐structured interviews/ Thematic analysis  with a grounded‐theory approach
Funding sources for the study / Conflict of interest	Quote: "This project forms part of the CHESS (Connected Health Early Stage  Researcher Support System) Innovation Training Network and has received funding  from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under  the Marie Sklodowska‐Curie grant agreement no. 67620"        Quote: "Competing interests: None declared"
Notes	Study purposively sampled