Co‐methodological working is gaining increasing traction in healthcare, but studies with
older people have been slower to develop. Our aim was to investigate how and how well …

Background: Design workshops offer effective methods in eliciting end-user participation
from design inception to completion. Workshops unite stakeholders in the utilization of …

Aim There is often a gap between the ideal of involving older persons iteratively throughout
the design process of digital technology, and actual practice. Until now, the lens of ageism …

Background: Mobile health applications can offer tailored self-management support to
individuals living with chronic health conditions. However, there are several challenges to …

Background The cocreation of eHealth solutions with potential users, or co-design, can help
make the solution more acceptable. However, the co-design research approach requires …

Background: The importance of supporting caregivers is recognized in home care for older
persons, and facilitating their help-seeking process is a way to meet that need. The use of …

Objective: To explore the Chinese community-dwelling intention of older adults to adopt
gerontechnology and its influencing factors. Design: A mixed-methods sequential …

More direct inclusion of informal caregivers (ie, family, friends) in patients' care will make
care more patient-and family-centered and has the potential to improve overall quality of …

Background Co-design is one of the human-centered design approaches that allows end
users to significantly and positively impact the design of mental health technologies. It is a …

Background: Emerging technology research focusing on promoting healthy lifestyles for the
middle-aged and elderly is paramount in recent literature. However, limited evidence is …