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A total of 13 participants were 70 years of age or older and living in a socially deprived area, and the majority were White British (n=20) and had moderate health and digital literacy levels (n=10 and n=11, respectively).
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e60483
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One researcher (YM) extracted data for all studies, with another (KL) doing this in duplicate for a random 20% (n=3) of studies. Data were exported to NVivo (Lumivero) for further thematic synthesis in 3 steps [29]. First, line-by-line coding in duplicate by 2 researchers (YM and KL) using an inductive approach—the researchers extracted and tabulated all quotes and applied codes that reflected the meaning of the quote.
JMIR Pediatr Parent 2024;7:e56919
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Characteristics of the study participants (N=23).
a Included people from Pakistani and Bangladeshi backgrounds.
Participants across all ethnic groups indicated that their culture influenced how they perceived pain (eg, what causes pain), how they managed it (eg, whether to take medication), and how they communicated about their pain and with whom.
JMIR Hum Factors 2023;10:e42177
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Charting a Course for Smartphones and Wearables to Transform Population Health Research
J Med Internet Res 2023;25:e42449
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Although symptom checkers [29,42] and patient portals [30,43,44] have been well studied, only a small number of evidence syntheses directly relevant to OCs have been published: a systematic review of 57 articles on delivering “e-consultation” in primary care largely focused on generic stand-alone applications such as email and video (n=39/57, 68%) [45]; a scoping review of “online triage tools” included 13 papers, 4 of which (31%) were nonempirical (eg, opinion pieces) [46]; and a review of 17 studies of “intelligent
J Med Internet Res 2022;24(10):e37436
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Of the 7 studies, the 2 (29%) that remained were combined with the empirical literature from the first search (n=54). Of these 56 studies, 46 (82%) were included in testing and refining the theory, after 10 (18%) were excluded for not providing evidence on the CMO configurations.
The 80 papers identified in the first search consisted of empirical research (55/80, 69%), literature reviews (22/80, 28%), case reports (2/80, 3%), and cost-benefit analyses (1/80, 1%).
JMIR Serious Games 2022;10(1):e31644
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Reasons for failing eligibility included no baseline data (n=802), age indeterminate (n=308) and age
Eligible participants were 80.51% (5129/6370) female, with a mean age of 49 years. The majority of those included in the analysis reported pain at more than one site (73.39%, 4675/6370). A further 16.62% (1059/6370) reported pain “all over” and 9.49% (605/6370) reported pain at a single site.
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2017;5(11):e168
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