Background Generative participatory design (PD) may help in developing electronic health
(eHealth) interventions. PD is characterized by the involvement of all stakeholders in …

Co‐methodological working is gaining increasing traction in healthcare, but studies with
older people have been slower to develop. Our aim was to investigate how and how well …

Background Stepping into the role of an unpaid caregiver to offer help is often considered a
natural expectation of family members or friends. In Canada, such contributions are …

Background: Design workshops offer effective methods in eliciting end-user participation
from design inception to completion. Workshops unite stakeholders in the utilization of …

Purpose The study examines the amplifying role of users in the e-healthcare sector and
holistically show its current state and potential. The paper aims at contributing to the …

Background In patient care, demand is growing for digital health tools to enable remote
services and enhance patient involvement. People with chronic conditions often have …

Background The cocreation of eHealth solutions with potential users, or co-design, can help
make the solution more acceptable. However, the co-design research approach requires …

Background By understanding the information seeking behaviors of older adults, we can
better develop or iterate effective information technologies, such as the McMaster Optimal …

Background: In Quebec, Canada, many public, community, and private organizations
provide resources to caregivers of functionally impaired older adults. Nevertheless, these …

Background: eHealth can help reduce social health inequalities (SHIs); at the same time, it
also has the potential to increase them. Several conversion factors can be integrated into the …