The provision of health and social care for an increasing elderly population is a challenge facing many societies. Telecare, the delivery of health and social care to individuals within the home or wider community, with the support of information and communication technologies, has been advocated as an approach to reduce the rise in the number of elderly people in institutional care and to contain costs. A dynamic model is required to understand the systemic impact of telecare implementation over time. The paper cautions against overoptimistic expectations about the impact of telecare in the short term and emphasises that the benefits for healthcare systems may take a considerable time to be realised. Copyright © 2007 John Wiley & Sons,...
Aims and objectives: The primary aim is to provide insight into client characteristics and character...
Drawing on interviews with 76 older people (aged 60 years and older) receiving telecare services at ...
Purpose This paper asks how the introduction of “smart” digital technologies might affect the goals...
This book is about the ways digital technology can contribute to the welfare of older people. The In...
This book is about the ways digital technology can contribute to the welfare of older people. The In...
This article reviews advances during the past decade or so in telecare (ie, computer-supported socia...
BACKGROUND: It is expected that increased demands on services will result from expanding numbers of ...
Background: It is expected that increased demands on services will result from expanding numbers of ...
ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: It is expected that increased demands on services will result from expanding n...
A literature review was conducted to identify the ‘trigger factors’ associated with a need for incre...
Item not available in this repository.Summary This article explores the role of telecare assessment...
Purpose: To identify and explore factors that influence adoption, implementation and continued use o...
Context Telecare and telehealth developments have recently attracted much attention in research and ...
'Telecare' is the use of information and communication technology to facilitate health and social ca...
Aim: Telecare refers to episodic, needs-based support from a peripatetic team which monitors activit...
Aims and objectives: The primary aim is to provide insight into client characteristics and character...
Drawing on interviews with 76 older people (aged 60 years and older) receiving telecare services at ...
Purpose This paper asks how the introduction of “smart” digital technologies might affect the goals...
This book is about the ways digital technology can contribute to the welfare of older people. The In...
This book is about the ways digital technology can contribute to the welfare of older people. The In...
This article reviews advances during the past decade or so in telecare (ie, computer-supported socia...
BACKGROUND: It is expected that increased demands on services will result from expanding numbers of ...
Background: It is expected that increased demands on services will result from expanding numbers of ...
ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: It is expected that increased demands on services will result from expanding n...
A literature review was conducted to identify the ‘trigger factors’ associated with a need for incre...
Item not available in this repository.Summary This article explores the role of telecare assessment...
Purpose: To identify and explore factors that influence adoption, implementation and continued use o...
Context Telecare and telehealth developments have recently attracted much attention in research and ...
'Telecare' is the use of information and communication technology to facilitate health and social ca...
Aim: Telecare refers to episodic, needs-based support from a peripatetic team which monitors activit...
Aims and objectives: The primary aim is to provide insight into client characteristics and character...
Drawing on interviews with 76 older people (aged 60 years and older) receiving telecare services at ...
Purpose This paper asks how the introduction of “smart” digital technologies might affect the goals...