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Adoption rates were twice as high in middle-aged adults (41/49, 84% ages 50-64 years) compared with people aged >65 years (16/39, 41%), illustrating a moderate association between age group and smartphone ownership (ΦC=0.351; P
Profile and smartphone ownership of participants across demographic groups (N=100)a.
a Percentages add up to 100 horizontally.
b Mean age 57.49 (SD 11.05) years.
c Mean age 67.32 (SD 10.54) years.
d Mean age 77.14 (SD 7.65) years.
e Cramér V
Most patients who owned a smartphone (60/68, 88%
JMIR Cardio 2022;6(1):e31982
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