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Explaining the Use Behavior of Digital Technologies in Pediatric Rehabilitation: Structural Equation Modeling Analysis of a Cross-Sectional European Survey

  • By

  • Johanne Mensah Gourmel

  • Sylvain Brochard

  • Saranda Bekteshi

  • Elegast Monbaliu

  • Gwenaël Cornec

  • Anca Irina Grigoriu

  • Christopher J Newman

  • Marco Konings

  • Javier De La Cruz

  • Christelle Pons

  • June 22, 2026

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    Digital technologies in pediatric rehabilitation include robotics, virtual reality, and telehealth, enhancing engagement and effectiveness.

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    A cross-sectional survey revealed that about two-thirds of European professionals regularly use digital technologies in clinical practice.

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    The UTAUT model identifies key factors influencing technology acceptance, including performance expectancy, effort expectancy, and social influence.

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    Challenges in implementing digital technologies in pediatric rehabilitation include device relevance, developmental issues, and cost-effectiveness.

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    This study aims to assess behavioral components of technology use in pediatric rehabilitation to improve implementation in clinical settings.

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Explaining the Use Behavior of Digital Technologies in Pediatric Rehabilitation: Structural Equation Modeling Analysis of a Cross-Sectional European Survey

  • by Johanne Mensah Gourmel, Sylvain Brochard, Saranda Bekteshi, Elegast Monbaliu, Gwenaël Cornec, Anca Irina Grigoriu, Christopher J Newman, Marco Konings, Javier De La Cruz, Christelle Pons

  • June 22, 2026

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