Factors quantitatively associated with eHealth engagement in included studies
| Facilitates engagement | Hinders engagement | No apparent influence | Reference | |
| Age: older adults | ♦ | 25 31 32 40 | ||
| Age: children versus adolescents | ♦ | 35 | ||
| Sex: female | ♦ | 31 | ||
| Disease activity: higher | ♦ | ♦ | Facilitates25 Hinders40 | |
| Treatment: bDMARDs | ♦ | ♦ | Facilitates32 Hinders25 | |
| Employment: full time | ♦ | 42 | ||
| Employment: non-employed | ♦ | 32 | ||
| Outcomes: less frequent reporting | ♦ | 30 32 43 44 | ||
| Outcomes: morning reporting | ♦ | 58 | ||
| Feedback | ♦ | 27 46 | ||
| Reminders | ♦ | 11 25 | ||
| Habitual use of eHealth tools | ♦ | 45 |
bDMARDs, biological disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs.