Exploring Influencing Factors for Older Adults’ Performance with Electronic Personal Health Records
Volume
9
Issue
4
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This study examined the relationship between older adult factors and performance with electronic personal health records (ePHRs). A correlational design identified significant results, including relationships among performance, depression, and intent to use ePHRs. Understanding facilitators and barriers of performance with ePHRs could increase usability.
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Authors
Janelle L. Theisen, PhD, RN, CNE
Julia A. Snethen, PhD, RN, FAAN
Julie L. Ellis, PhD, RN
Seok Hyun Gwon, PhD, RN
Murad H. Taani, PhD, MPH, RN
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