Objectives While digital health technologies hold potential for improving healthcare and the
generation and dissemination of health information, there are many issues to be resolved in …

While the term churnalism in this special issue speaks to the negative impacts of extensive
news re-use, one pervasive form of news redistribution, social media news sharing, has had …

Megatrends are trajectories of change that typically unfold over years or decades and have
the potential for substantial and transformative impact. CSIRO released its seminal global …

The digital divide gained new importance since the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemics.
However, the phenomenon is far from being fully conceptualized or effectively measured …

Prisoners are a group of people with many health and social problems. However, in prisons
the use of the Internet is controlled. Thus, prisoners' access to digital health care and social …

The proliferation of digital technology has brought about rapid social and economic change,
the consequences of which have not been evenly distributed. Older people, in particular …

As everyday practices are increasingly digitalised, many countries are prioritising
broadband rollout. However, infrastructure provision under national policies has not been …

This paper examines the turn to technology innovation in disability policy, as it has
manifested in the accessibility and digital inclusion agendas in China and Australia. It …

Objective To examine the demographic drivers contributing to the future growth in the
population of older migrants in Australia living with dementia. Methods Using birthplace …

Background Involving consumers in producing health services is mandated in many
countries. Evidence indicates consumer partnerships lead to improved service design …