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This study provides a guide to selecting appropriate evaluation methods for electronic health (eHealth) solutions. It identifies 75 approaches to enhance the quality and implementation of digital health tools.

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Area of Science:

  • Digital Health
  • Health Informatics
  • Evaluation Science

Background:

  • Scientific evidence for electronic health (eHealth) solutions lags behind their increasing use and expectations.
  • eHealth solutions are complex interventions requiring diverse evaluation approaches.
  • Evaluators face challenges in selecting appropriate methods for specific eHealth study phases.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To offer a structured overview of eHealth evaluation approaches.
  • To assist eHealth evaluators in choosing suitable methods for specific study phases.
  • To improve the evaluation of eHealth solutions.

Main Methods:

  • A systematic scoping review identified existing eHealth evaluation approaches.
  • A concept mapping study gathered input from eHealth researchers on evaluation methods.
  • An "eHealth evaluation cycle" with six phases was developed.

Main Results:

  • The review and study identified a total of 75 unique eHealth evaluation approaches.
  • An "eHealth evaluation cycle" was established, outlining six distinct study phases.
  • These approaches were mapped to the specific phases within the "eHealth evaluation cycle".

Conclusions:

  • A comprehensive online "eHealth methodology guide" was created using the identified approaches.
  • The guide aids evaluators in selecting appropriate methods for each study phase.
  • This aims to enhance the quality, safety, and implementation of eHealth solutions.