This overarching study is based on our analysis of the BRACE portfolio of studies; thus it is based on the 10 evaluations that have been published by the NIHR Journals Library and is not meant to be exhaustive. The work has been supplemented by research activities with a limited scope, including a rapid but replicable review of the literature related to remote monitoring technology for people living with multiple long-term conditions and a set of interviews with national and regional stakeholders based on a convenience sample. Given the pragmatic approach, detailed demographic data on stakeholder participants were not collected, nor are we able to synthesise participant information across the 10 evaluations to understand possible areas of under-representation in this overarching study.
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