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Personalizing Digital Health: Adapting Health Technology Systems to Meet the Needs of Different Older Populations

2023-04-06

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The ageing of the population is growing significantly and will challenge healthcare systems. Chronic diseases in the older population require a change in service delivery, and new technologies can be a key element in ensuring the viability and sustainability of these systems. However, the generation gap and the physical and cognitive decline commonly associated with the older generation are barriers to the transit...

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Literature Corpus work: e09aa6c2-c9dc-5fc3-bc78-77d51e014861
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202304.0078.v1

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