Exploring community health worker acceptance of mobile health for cardiovascular risk management in rural Indonesian communities

Perceived usefulness, ease of use, social relationships and non-financial incentives significantly influence CHWs' intention to adopt mHealth tools in Malang, Indonesia. These findings highlight the need for user-friendly design and peer-based, non-monetary support strategies. However, due to contextual differences in CHW roles, infrastructure and community dynamics, these results may not be generalisable. Further research is needed to assess their relevance across other low- and middle-income countries settings.