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Adoption of Internet of Things in Health Care: Weighted and Meta-Analytical Review of Theoretical Frameworks and Predictors
The integration of the Internet of Things (IoT) into health care is transforming the industry by enhancing disease care and management, as well as supporting self-health management. The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of IoT devices, particularly wearable medical devices, which enable real-time health monitoring and advanced remote health management. Globally, the increased adoption of IoT in health care has improved efficiency, enhanced patient care, and generated substantial economic value.
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It also shows that traditional adoption models (like TAM and UTAUT) are widely used but benefit from adding context-specific variables, highlighting that U.S. digital health innovators should tailor frameworks to local needs and populations.
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