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Guidance Through Use: Value as a Pathfinder in e-Health Services Implementation.

Bertil Lindenfalk¹, Vivian Vimarlund¹

¹International Business School, Jönköping University, Jönköping, Sweden.

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Implementing eHealth services for elderly care requires active user participation and robust technical support. Building trust and addressing mobility needs are crucial for successful adoption of these patient-centered solutions.

Keywords:

Health Services for the Aged Humans Medical Informatics

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Gerontology
Health Informatics
Human-Computer Interaction

Background:

eHealth solutions face implementation barriers due to stakeholder awareness and confidence gaps.
Patient-centered care is essential for the elderly, necessitating effective eHealth integration.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore factors promoting the development and implementation of patient-centered eHealth care services for the elderly.
To identify key considerations for organizations implementing eHealth monitoring services.

Main Methods:

An exploratory case study approach was used.
A piloted eHealth monitoring service in 38 elderly care homes in Sweden and the Netherlands was analyzed.
The 'value-in-use' concept guided the analysis of participant benefits.

Main Results:

Active participation and comprehensive technical support infrastructure are vital.
Addressing mobility demands and extending the concept of trust are necessary for eHealth adoption.
Pilot participants' perceptions of benefits were central to the findings.

Conclusions:

Successful eHealth implementation for the elderly hinges on user engagement, technical support, and trust.
Actionable insights are provided for decision-makers, strategists, and policymakers in public organizations.