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Exploring Rehabilitation Patients' Perspectives on What Matters for the Adoption of Home-Based Rehabilitation Technology: Q-Methodology Study

Te Boekhorst et al., 2025

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Te Boekhorst K
Kuipers S
Ribbers G
Cramm J
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JMIR Rehabilitation and Assistive Technologies

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Background: Rehabilitation technologies can support recovery and rehabilitation outside clinical settings. However, their adoption remains challenging. Factors such as ease of use, perceived benefits, and social influence play a role, but little is known about how …
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