Understanding Preference Heterogeneity in Digital Neurorehabilitation: Results of a Discrete Choice Experiment

Key Points

• The research aims to explore the different preference types for digital neurorehabilitation interventions among users.
• Conducted a discrete choice experiment
• Focused on users in stroke rehabilitation
• Assessed preferences for intervention formats and guidance
• Identified distinct user types: cost-sensitive, digitally engaged, and inconsistent decision-makers
• Cost-sensitive users preferred simpler formats
• Digitally engaged users favored flexible solutions
• Inconsistent decision-makers required clearer guidance