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Behavioural readiness, not demographics, predicts wearable adoption and digital medicine integration in a diverse multinational population: a cross-sectional study of 3,004 adults in Qatar

2026-07-20

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Whether diverse populations outside Western settings are behaviourally ready to integrate wearable-derived data into clinical care remains poorly understood. This study examines sociotechnical determinants of wearable adoption and digital health data-sharing readiness in a large, highly diverse multinational population in Qatar, a rapidly digitising health ecosystem with advanced eHealth infrastructure. We conduct...

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10.64898/2026.07.17.26358328
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