| Study characteristics |
| Country / Income of the Country |
The Netherlands (HIC) |
| Objective of study |
To look beyond the common theoretical approaches towards end‐user acceptance (like the Technology Acceptance Model and the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology), and to explore the factors that contribute to or hinder the acceptance of a telemedicine service for rehabilitation care by patients with a chronic disease. |
| participant´s description |
One hundred eighty‐eight patients |
| Health condition |
Chronic diseases |
| Mode of rehabilitation delivery |
Telerehabilitation |
| Type of rehabilitation provided |
Exercise therapy |
| Study design / Data collection approach / Data analysis approach |
Qualitative study/ Semi‐structured interviews/ Thematic analysis |
| Funding sources for the study / Conflict of interest |
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| Notes |
This study was eligible but not sampled given that the data were not as thick as data from other eligible studies, and the study setting/population/mode of rehabilitation and type of rehabilitation provided is already covered in many of the other sampled studies |
