The current global population of older adults is undergoing a notable and swift growth,
which presents substantial health-related obstacles to public health systems on a global …

Background: Global population aging poses challenges for healthcare. Digital health
technologies may benefit older adults through enhanced access, monitoring, and self-care …

Digital tools have an important role to play in meeting the health demands of ageing
societies. However, current technological design paradigms often marginalize older people …

Today, everything is affected by the digital revolution–the impact of new technology on
improving the health and well-being of individuals, communities, and populations is …

The concept of digital health is not a new or revolutionary one. For example, technologies,
such as medical images and telemedicine date back over 100 years (1, 2), while prototype …

Population ageing and the technological revolution will impact almost all aspects of society,
notably healthcare. There are several key examples in which technology can assist older …

Older adults rapidly adopted technology for healthcare, known as digital health, during the
COVID-19 pandemic. Older adults are increasingly using telehealth, smartphone apps, and …

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the global population aged above 60
years will double in size by 2050, with an estimated total of about 2 billion people. The …

The critical importance of technological innovation in home care for older adults is
indisputable. Less well understood is the question of how to measure its performance and …

Background: Lifestyle-related diseases caused by inadequate diet and physical activity
cause premature death, loss of healthy life years, and increased health care costs …