Add to ORKGDigital technologies hold great potential to improve and advance home based integrated care for older people living with multiple chronic health conditions. In this paper, we present the results of a user requirement study for a planned digital integrated care system, based on the experiences and needs of key stakeholders. We present rich, multi-stakeholder, qualitative data on the perceptions and use of technology among older people with multiple chronic health conditions and their key support actors. We have outlined our future work for the design of the system, which will involve continuous stakeholder engagement through a user-centred co-design method
Background: This study explores how new technology can be used to support older adults to continue l...
The aim of the interdisciplinary HealthCloud pre-study project was twofold: to further knowledge of ...
Abstract-The number of people reaching old age is increasing rapidly, challenging the society and he...
Background There are few empirical investigations exploring older people’s experience and perceptio...
In this study we have explored what technologies older people with multimorbidity (PwMs) are current...
Older adults with multiple chronic conditions (multimorbidity) face complex self-management routines...
Background: Identifying goals of care of older people can optimise health and medication management,...
BACKGROUND: Worldwide, the population is aging rapidly; therefore, there is a growing interest in st...
At present in Europe there are 50 million people living at any one time with multimorbidity. However...
Introduction: Digital self-management for older people holds promises for aging well. However, the a...
ProACT, a Horizon 2020 project, aims to develop a technology ecosystem to support integrated care fo...
The percentage of older adults increases globally with an increased need for medical care. To suppor...
In this paper, we provide a participatory design study of a mobile health platform for older adults ...
The overall purpose of this study is the enhancement of devices and visualisations used by older adu...
Ageing is connected with increased chronic psychological and physical disabilities, which are today ...
Background: This study explores how new technology can be used to support older adults to continue l...
The aim of the interdisciplinary HealthCloud pre-study project was twofold: to further knowledge of ...
Abstract-The number of people reaching old age is increasing rapidly, challenging the society and he...
Background There are few empirical investigations exploring older people’s experience and perceptio...
In this study we have explored what technologies older people with multimorbidity (PwMs) are current...
Older adults with multiple chronic conditions (multimorbidity) face complex self-management routines...
Background: Identifying goals of care of older people can optimise health and medication management,...
BACKGROUND: Worldwide, the population is aging rapidly; therefore, there is a growing interest in st...
At present in Europe there are 50 million people living at any one time with multimorbidity. However...
Introduction: Digital self-management for older people holds promises for aging well. However, the a...
ProACT, a Horizon 2020 project, aims to develop a technology ecosystem to support integrated care fo...
The percentage of older adults increases globally with an increased need for medical care. To suppor...
In this paper, we provide a participatory design study of a mobile health platform for older adults ...
The overall purpose of this study is the enhancement of devices and visualisations used by older adu...
Ageing is connected with increased chronic psychological and physical disabilities, which are today ...
Background: This study explores how new technology can be used to support older adults to continue l...
The aim of the interdisciplinary HealthCloud pre-study project was twofold: to further knowledge of ...
Abstract-The number of people reaching old age is increasing rapidly, challenging the society and he...