Background Living independently can be challenging for seniors. Technologies are
expected to help older adults age in place, yet little empirical research is available on how …

Background: Most older adults prefer to age in place, and supporting older adults to remain
in their own homes and communities is also favored by policy makers. Technology can play …

Background If technologies are to support aging in place, then it is important to develop
fundamental knowledge on what causes stability and changes in the use of technologies by …

Understanding technology acceptance by older adults who are aging in place: A dynamic
perspective Tilburg University Understanding technology acceptance by older adults who are …

The role of identity in older adults' decision-making about assistive technology adoption has
been suggested but not fully explored. This scoping review was conducted to understand …

Background Increasing proportions of geriatric patients pose tremendous challenges for our
society. Developments in assistive technologies have the potential to support older and frail …

Background: There are many approaches to evaluating aging-in-place technologies. While
there are standard measures for outcomes such as health and caregiver burden, which lend …

Independent living technologies are fast gaining interest within both academia and industry,
amid the realization that the world's population is ageing. Technology can increase the …

Background Existing everyday technology as well as potential future technology may offer
both challenges and possibilities in the everyday occupations of persons with cognitive …

Purpose In a society where technology progresses at an exponential rate, older adults are
often unaware of the existence of different kinds of information and communication …