Population Recruitment Strategies in the Age of Bots: Insights from the What's on Your Plate Study
Emily Elenio,
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Alison Tovar,
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John San Souce
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Current Developments in Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 107442 - 107442
Published: April 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Identifying the challenges of a telecare system establishment for older adults and providing a solution: a qualitative study
Forough Saraee,
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Alireza Atashi,
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Alireza Namazi Shabestari
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BMC Geriatrics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: April 17, 2025
New
approaches
to
health
care
delivery,
including
telecare,
provide
an
opportunity
address
the
challenges
in
aging
population.
Thus,
this
study
aims
identify
of
telecare
system
establishment
for
older
adults
Iran
and
a
solution.
The
present
research
is
qualitative
inductive
study.
Accordingly,
19
semi-structured
interviews
are
conducted
with
experts
fields
geriatrics,
information
technology
management,
informatics,
services
management.
data
analyzed
by
Braun
&
Clarke's
thematic
approach
using
MAXQDA.
According
results,
classified
into
three
categories:
socio-cultural,
structural-organizational,
legal.
Within
socio-cultural
domain,
educational
behavior-communicational
particularly
noteworthy.
structural-organizational
domain
encompasses
related
workforce,
policy,
technical
infrastructure,
standardization,
financial
challenges.
legal
also
includes
security
results
indicated
that
faces
numerous
obstacles.
EHealth
initiatives
their
early
stages,
but
it
seems
prerequisite
establishing
telemedicine
creation
electronic
records.
Language: Английский
Discreet initial trust construction in Internet healthcare services: the dual role of organizational and role signals (Preprint)
Zhenjiang Zhang Zhenjiang Zhang,
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L. Lai,
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Weijian Xu
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et al.
Published: Dec. 16, 2024
BACKGROUND
The
deepening
development
of
Internet
healthcare
from
empowering
“non-core
healthcare”
to
“core
has
brought
about
a
“double-addition”
paradox,
which
increases
both
value
and
risk,
thus
making
the
role
patient
trust,
especially
initial
in
services
more
prominent.
This
makes
prominent.However,
it
is
unclear
what
“observable”
trust
signals
contribute
generation
services.
OBJECTIVE
study
aims
explore
that
drive
prudent
their
roles
by
constructing
testing
signaling
framework
based
on
theory
theory.
METHODS
A
national
online
cross-sectional
questionnaire
was
administered
those
with
experience
medical
care
(N=2027),
results
were
analyzed
using
descriptive
statistics
optimal
scale
regression
statistics.
RESULTS
Organizational
competence
(β=
0.43,
p
<
.001)
0.41,
had
greatest
impact
cautious
services;
organizational
goodwill
0.30,
0.31,
greater
services.Competence
than
signaling.
Trust
propensity
played
moderating
-0.06,
.01)
versus
-0.08,
CONCLUSIONS
Initial
mainly
driven
signals,
i.e.,
signals.Organizational
consisting
transmission
effect
services,
effect.In
future,
design
competitive
mechanisms,
user
thinking,
incentives
authenticity
audits
should
be
used
promote
platforms
doctors
consistently
send
goodwill.These
clarify
directions
focus
perspective
while
proposing
for
trust.
Language: Английский