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Validity and Reliability of the eHealth Analysis and Steering Instrument.

Olivier A Blanson HenkemansElise M L DusseldorpJolanda F E M KeijsersJudith M KessensMark A NeerincxWilma Otten
Published in: Medicine 2.0 (2013)
After removing 3 items and replacing 4 items to another dimension, the eASI (3 dimensions, 11 categories, and 32 items) has a good construct validity and predictive validity. The eASI scales are moderately to highly reliable. Accordingly, the eASI can predict how effective an eHealth service is in regard to supporting self-management. Due to a small pool of available eHealth services, it is advised to reevaluate the eASI in the future with more services.
Keyphrases
  • healthcare
  • mental health
  • primary care
  • affordable care act
  • patient reported outcomes
  • data analysis