Background: Rising telehealth capabilities and improving access to older adults can aid in
improving health outcomes and quality of life indicators. Telehealth is not being used …

Background Limited attention has been paid to how and why older adults choose to engage
with technology-facilitated health care (e-health), and the factors that impact on this. This …

Background Information and communication technology (ICT) offers considerable potential
for supporting older adults in managing their health, including chronic diseases. However …

Dementia prevention research has progressed rapidly in recent years, with publication of
several large lifestyle intervention trials, and renewed interest in pharmacological …

Introduction: Adverse effects on personalized care and outcomes of cardiovascular diseases
(CVD) could occur if health systems do not work in an efficient manner. The pandemic …

Background Digital health interventions could help to prevent age-related diseases, but little
is known about how older adults engage with such interventions, especially in the long term …

Background Evidence for the potential prevention of dementia through lifestyle risk factor
modification is growing and has prompted examination of implementation approaches …

Background A better insight into older adults' understanding of and attitude towards
cognitive disorders and their prevention, as well as expectations and reasons for …

Social isolation and sedentary behaviour are common in residential aged care facilities
(also known as nursing homes or long-term care). Use of new technologies such as virtual …

Background Evidence on potentially modifiable risk factors for dementia is accumulating
rapidly, including eg physical inactivity, hypertension, or diabetes. It is unclear to what extent …