Marlies de Graaf|J.E.E. Totté|Corstiaan C. Breugem|Harmieke van Os?Medendorp|Suzanne G M A Pasmans
Evaluation of the Compliance, Acceptance, and Usability of a Web-Based eHealth Intervention for Parents of Children With Infantile Hemangiomas: Usability Study
Wilhelmina Children's Hospital|University Medical Center Utrecht|Erasmus MC|Wilhelmina Children's Hospital|University Medical Center Utrecht|Wilhelmina Children's Hospital|University Medical Center Utrecht|University Medical Center Utrecht|Erasmus MC|Wilhelmina Children's Hospital|University Medical Center Utrecht
background infantile hemangiomas ih common benign vascular tumors children recognition timely referral high risk ih specialized centers important might achieved involving parents care ih means ehealth intervention objective objective study evaluate parent compliance acceptance usability open access webbased ehealth intervention including elearning econsult designed increase parents knowledge risk evaluation ih methods crosssectional study parents completed ehealth intervention october 2010 november 2012 carried parents sent study questionnaire questions evaluate compliance advice given dermatologist econsultation asked acceptance usability evaluated using modified technology acceptance model results total 224 parents completed ehealth intervention received questionnaire 135224 parents responded response rate 603 128135 questionnaires completed included total 110128 859 parents compliant advice dermatologist 1168128 913 perceived ehealth intervention useful almost parents 984 126128 found information elearning clear 29128 227 experienced technical problems majority parents 945 121128 found ehealth intervention reliable 984 126128 would recommend ehealth intervention parents noncompliant parents judged ehealth intervention significantly less reliable compared compliant parents 71 1014 versus 973 107110 p003 conclusions parents children ih showed high compliance 859 110128 advice dermatologist given via webbased ehealth intervention high compliance might positively influenced good acceptance usability ehealth intervention might result timely presentation treatment children high risk ih specialized centers