Geriatric nursing (New York, N.Y.) · 2025
A qualitative approach of process evaluation on a community-based e-health program for older adults with chronic diseases.
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Domingo Raven Viel Calangian, Yap Xin Yi, Lim Yu Xuan, Tan Yue Qian, Tan Poh Choo, Wu Xi Vivien
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AIM: To explore the experiences and perspectives of older adults with chronic conditions on a Community-based e-Health Program.
METHODS: Using a descriptive qualitative design, seven focus group discussions were conducted after completion of the Community-based e-Health Program.
RESULTS: Four overarching themes and twelve subthemes were generated. The four themes were: (1) Journey towards better chronic disease management via diet and exercise; (2) Navigating Socio-Emotional Regulation; (3) Uncertainty in health management process: Professional Health Guidance vs Self-management; and (4) Dilemmas and Inertia in utilising digital health practices.
CONCLUSION: The Community-based e-Health Program showed potential in promoting positive changes in health behaviour. However, there is a need for ongoing development and refinement of digital health interventions to address usability concerns and enhance engagement among the older adults. This study's findings can be used to refine e-Health programs and improve health outcomes of older adults with chronic conditions.
METHODS: Using a descriptive qualitative design, seven focus group discussions were conducted after completion of the Community-based e-Health Program.
RESULTS: Four overarching themes and twelve subthemes were generated. The four themes were: (1) Journey towards better chronic disease management via diet and exercise; (2) Navigating Socio-Emotional Regulation; (3) Uncertainty in health management process: Professional Health Guidance vs Self-management; and (4) Dilemmas and Inertia in utilising digital health practices.
CONCLUSION: The Community-based e-Health Program showed potential in promoting positive changes in health behaviour. However, there is a need for ongoing development and refinement of digital health interventions to address usability concerns and enhance engagement among the older adults. This study's findings can be used to refine e-Health programs and improve health outcomes of older adults with chronic conditions.