Background Human-centered design (HCD) approaches to health care strive to support the
development of innovative, effective, and person-centered solutions for health care …

Background The number of eHealth applications has exponentially increased in recent
years, with over 325,000 health apps now available on all major app stores. This is in …

Abstract Background and Objectives There is a lack of understanding of how older adults'
involvement and participation matters in actual design practice. This systematic literature …

Background Mobile apps are fundamental tools in today's society for practical and social
endeavors. However, these technologies are often not usable for older users. Given the …

Abstract Background and Objectives Involving older persons in the design process of digital
technology (DT) promotes the development of technologies that are appealing, beneficial …

Objective Mobile-based interventions have the potential to promote healthy aging among
older adults. However, the adoption and use of mobile health applications are often low due …

Background Usability is a key factor affecting the acceptance of mobile health applications
(mHealth apps) for elderly individuals, but traditional usability evaluation methods may not …

Background The world is aging. The number of older patients is on the rise, and along with it
comes the burden of noncommunicable diseases, both clinical and economic. Attempts with …

Background Informed consent is one of the key elements in biomedical research. The
introduction of electronic informed consent can be a way to overcome many challenges …

Objective The primary aim was to review and synthesise the current evidence of how older
adults are involved in codesign approaches to develop electronic healthcare tools (EHTs) …