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Participant characteristics and outcomes at baseline.
at test.
b Chi-square value.
c$ represents Hong Kong dollars (HK $). A currency exchange rate of HK $10,000=US $1273 is applicable.
dz score.
Table 1 describes participants’ characteristics at baseline. Among 177 participants, the mean age was 43.38 (SD 16.42) years, 65% (115/177) were female, 64.4% (114/177) had college or above education, 54.8% (97/177) were employed, and 68.4% (121/177) had a monthly household income above HK $20,000 (US $2548).
J Med Internet Res 2025;27:e72637
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In partnership with researchers from the VHA’s Quality Enhancement Research Initiative Program, the VHA Office of Connected Care, responsible for the VHA’s digital health strategy, launched the Veterans Engagement with Technology Collaborative (VET-C) cohort in 2017. A longitudinal data collection effort, the VET-C cohort combines veteran survey data collected over 3 timepoints with VHA administrative records [26].
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e77113
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Guidelines for Rapport-Building in Telehealth Videoconferencing: Interprofessional e-Delphi Study
JMIR Med Educ 2025;11:e76260
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In the equation, n is the sample size required, Z1-α/2 is the desired confidence level (ie, for a 95% confidence level, Z1-α/2=1.96), Z1-β is the power of the test (ie, for a power of 80%, Z1-β=0.84), σ² is the population variance (ie, square of the SD), m is the number of groups being compared, ρ is the correlation coefficient between groups, and d is the minimum detectable difference.
Accounting for a 20% dropout rate, the final sample size was 43 participants per group.
JMIR Res Protoc 2025;14:e67216
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Assessing the Ability to Use eHealth Resources Among Older Adults: Cross-Sectional Survey Study
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e70672
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