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April 6, 2018Journal of Medical Internet Research174 citationsOpen Access

Understanding Older People’s Readiness for Receiving Telehealth: Mixed-Method Study

THThijs van HouwelingenRERoelof EttemaMAMichelangelo GEF Antonietti

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Performance expectancy, effort expectancy, and perceived privacy and security are direct predictors of older people's intention to use videoconferencing. Self-efficacy appeared to play a role in both older people's intention to use, as well as their actual use of technology. The path analysis revealed that self-efficacy was significantly associated with older people's effort expectancy. Furthermore, self-efficacy and digital literacy appeared to play a major role in older people's capacities to make use of digital technology.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69d9b834387cf706986854f3https://doi.org/10.2196/jmir.8407
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