Discrete choice experiment reveals diverse intervention preferences in stroke rehabilitation, suggesting tailored approaches are needed.
Tailored interventions should reflect distinct preference types to foster acceptance. Cost-sensitive users may need simple formats; digitally engaged individuals benefit from flexible solutions; and those with inconsistent decisions may require clearer guidance or structured onboarding. Conducted in stroke rehabilitation, the study also captured broader rehabilitation experience.
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