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APPENDICES
Appendix A. Questionnaire Items 1. Acceptance factors as formulated at T1
Performance expectancy
PE1 With the ADMIRE system, I can monitor my health very well myself.
PE2 Through the ADMIRE system I understand my condition and treatment better.
PE3 The ADMIRE system gives me clear insight into my current health.
PE4 With the ADMIRE system, I can detect problems with my renal function earlier.
PE5 I think using the ADMIRE system puts my health at lower risk.
PE6 With the help of the ADMIRE system, I can play a greater role in my own medical care.
PE7 I think an advantage of ADMIRE is that I can travel to the hospital less often.
PE8 I think an advantage of ADMIRE is that I have more time for other activities, since I have fewer
outpatient appointments.
Effort expectancy
EE1 Working with the ADMIRE system gives me little trouble.
EE2 The ADMIRE system is easy to use in my daily life.
EE3 I think the use of the ADMIRE system gives no ambiguities.
EE4 Learning to work with the ADMIRE system is easy for me.
Social influence
SI1 I think my family think that I should use the ADMIRE system.
SI2 I think my friends think that I should use the ADMIRE system.
SI3 I think my care-givers think that I should use the ADMIRE system.
SI4 I think my peer patients think that I should use the ADMIRE system.
Facilitating conditions
FC1 My computer is good enough to use the ADMIRE system.
FC2 My internet connection works perfectly.
FC3 Where necessary, my family helps me to use the ADMIRE system.
FC4 Where necessary, my friends help me to use the ADMIRE system.
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