Technical Report from the Time‑To‑Engage Survey Study: Evidence on Determinants of Intention and Use of Digital Health Technology
Camilo, Cristina; Bobrowicz Campos, Elzbieta Malgorzata; Pegado, Elsa; Fernandes, Cristofthe; Medeiros, Ana Rita;
Technical Report from the Time‑To‑Engage Survey Study: Evidence on Determinants of Intention and Use of Digital Health Technology
Technical Report on survey results, identifying main determinants of intention and use of digital health technology. It was developed within the context of Time-To-Engage project (https://ciencia.iscte-iul.pt/projects/intentions-and-behaviours-of-using-digital-health-technology-by-older-adults-collaborative-research/1960), receiving funding from the Social Research Programme, promoted in the context of Iberian social research and innovation initiative, i4S (an agreement between the Foundation for Science and Technology of the Government of Portugal and “la Caixa” Foundation). Files
- University of Coimbra Portugal
- Iscte - Instituto Universitário de Lisboa Portugal
Digital Health, determinants of intention and use, older adults
Digital Health, determinants of intention and use, older adults
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