Why the uptake of eRehabilitation programs in stroke care is so difficult—a focus group study in the Netherlands

Table 2 Factors influencing the uptake of eRehabilitation programs after stroke

Level	Factor	Sub-factor	Patient and informal caregiver	Professional
Innovation	Accessibility	Period in which eRehabilitation is accessible	x	x
	Accessibility	Devices on which eRehabilitation is accessible	x	x
	Feasibility	Helpdesk function	x	x
	Feasibility	Tailored to patients’ situation	x	x
	Attractiveness	Ease of use of eRehabilitation	x	x
	Attractiveness	Content of eRehabilitation program	x	x
	Privacy	Privacy and safety of patient data	x	x
	Advantages of use	Characteristic of innovation offering added value	x	x
Organizational context	Organization of care	Tasks and responsibilities healthcare professional	x	x
		Tasks and responsibilities informal caregiver	x	x
		Tasks and responsibilities organization		x
	Resources	Software	x	x
		Hardware		x
		Space at home	x
	Time	Time	x	x
Individual patients	Motivation to change	Reasons (not) to use eRehabilitation for patients	x	x
	Knowledge	Knowledge about use of eRehabilitation	x
	Skill	Skills with use eRehabilitation	x
	Patient characteristics	Impairment after stroke	x	x
Individual professional	Motivation to change	Reasons (not) to use eRehabilitation for professionals		x
Economic and political context	Financial arrangements	Insurance	x	x

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