The number of seniors and prevalence of chronic conditions are increasing worldwide,
resulting in more pressure on health systems. Health Information Technologies (HIT) present …

Background: Despite significant advancements in the use of health information technologies
(HITs) in health care, older adults' adoption of new technologies has consistently lagged …

Objectives: The purpose of this study was to assess (1) the trends of and (2) the factors
associated with health information technology (HIT) use among older adults in the US …

Background Older people generally prefer to continue living in their own homes rather than
move into residential age care institutions. Assistive technologies and sensors in the home …

Healthcare information technologies (HIT) can address several challenges faced by
healthcare systems. To benefit from the advantages HIT offer, users must first accept them …

Technology is entwined in 21st Century society, and within the lives of people across all
ages. The Technology In Later Life (TILL) study is the first piece of work contributing to the …

Purpose To identify factors that influence the acceptance of technology for ageing in place
by seniors in the post-implementation stage. This review is among very few that focus on …

Objectives With the worldwide population growing in age, information technology may help
meet important needs to prepare and support patients and families for aging. We sought to …

Purpose To provide an overview of factors influencing the acceptance of electronic
technologies that support aging in place by community-dwelling older adults. Since …

Background Digital technologies (DTs) for older adults focus mainly on health care and are
considered to have the potential to improve the well-being of older adults. However …