Qualitative Interview Data on a Virtual Exercise Program for Multiple Myeloma Patients

A qualitative study of 20 participants (64.9±6.7 years of age, n=12 females) who completed a virtually-supported home exercise program. The dataset contains verbatim interview transcripts analyzed for themes on program acceptability, app usability, and sustainability. The data was harvested from Borealis Dataverse by author Graeme Purdy.

Use Cases

• Analyzing patient perceptions of tailored exercise programming based on the 'One Size Does Not Fit All' theme.
• Evaluating user experience and interface design of eHealth applications based on the 'App Usability' theme.
• Identifying factors for long-term program engagement based on the 'Sustainability' theme.
• Studying the impact of supportive personnel and responsive programming on intervention acceptability.

Strengths

• Includes interview data from 20 participants with a specific age profile (64.9±6.7 years).
• Analysis identified concrete themes: 'One Size Does Not Fit All', 'App Usability', and 'Sustainability'.
• The study design explicitly evaluated key program elements: supervision, tailoring, and flexibility.

Limitations

• Row count and specific column-level documentation for the interview transcripts are unknown.
• The dataset's scale is limited to 20 participants from a single study.
• Freshness should be verified; last metadata update was 2026-04-25 04:17:27.

Provenance

Source

Borealis Harvested Dataverse

Collection Method

One-on-one qualitative interviews with participants, followed by content analysis of verbatim transcripts.

Time Range

null

Freshness

Last updated 2026-04-25 04:17:27

Geography

null