Digital Health for Aging Populations

Innovative Strategies for Elderly Care

Inbunden, Engelska, 2027

AvBalasankar Ganesan,Bijo Kunnumpurath,Abhishek Sharma

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As the global population ages, our healthcare systems face new challenges that demand innovative solutions. Chronic conditions, mental health issues, and social connectivity concerns are evident challenges that healthcare professionals are due to face if they are not already. This title explores how digital technologies can address the unique needs of older adults. It reveals advancements that not only enhance the quality of life but also transform healthcare delivery and is a timely response to the pressing question of how we can use digital health tools to promote healthier, more fulfilling aging experiences.This book delivers the tools and knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of healthcare for older adults in a digital age. From telehealth and wearable devices to artificial intelligence and personalized care, each chapter offers practical insights into integrating these innovations to address the physical, mental, and social well-being of older populations. It focuses on real-world applications allowing the reader to harness cutting-edge technologies, ensuring that they remain at the forefront of the changes in healthcare. Readers will discover the latest trends, tools, and techniques in digital health, making them better prepared for a future where the healthcare of an aging population will be a major topic of conversation.Digital Health for Aging Populations: Innovative Strategies for Elderly Care is essential for healthcare professionals, human factors specialists, policymakers, biomedical engineers, researchers, and technology developers dedicated to improving health outcomes for aging populations.

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Utgivningsdatum2027-01-19
Mått156 x 234 x undefined mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor280
FörlagTaylor & Francis Ltd
ISBN9781041068600

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Balasankar Ganesan is the Associate Dean (Academic & Research) and Interim Academic Dean at IHM Australia. He holds dual PhDs in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Technology Sydney and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. His research expertise spans digital health technologies, aging, stroke rehabilitation, and the global burden of disease. Dr. Ganesan's work, published in leading journals including The Lancet, JAMA, and Nature Medicine, significantly impacts clinical practice and healthcare delivery worldwide.Bijo Kunnumpurath is the Founder, Managing Director, and CEO of HCI Australia. With a PhD in Good Governance in the Australian Private Education Sector from Swinburne University, Australia, he is recognized as an Advance HE Principal Fellow for his leadership in education. Under his guidance, HCI Australia has become a leader in career-focused healthcare training, offering programs tailored to industry needs.Abhishek Sharma is a Senior Lecturer and Research & Innovation Manager at the Institute of Health & Management Australia. He holds a PhD in Business Management and a Graduate Certificate in Research and Innovation Management from Swinburne University, Australia. He has taught subjects, including Brand & Innovation, Consumer Behaviour, and Marketing Strategy, at institutions such as Victoria University, Australia, and Swinburne University. Dr. Sharma brings expertise in marketing and innovation to his academic and professional roles, contributing to research excellence and impactful teaching in business and management

Part 1: Cultural and Theoretical Foundations of Digital Health for Older Adults. 1. Understanding Cultural Influences on Ageing and the Use of Digital Technology: A Bioecological and Occupation-Based Perspective. 2.Understanding Cultural Influences on Digital Health Adoption Among Aging Populations: A Critical Interpretive Synthesis. 3. Cultural Competence in Aging: Tailoring Digital Health Solutions for Diverse Elderly Populations. 4. From Skepticism to Acceptance: Understanding the Theoretical Perspectives of Utilitarian & Hedonic Perspectives to Enhance the User Adoption of Social Robots. Part 2: Technology Adoption Barriers and Facilitators. 5. Analysing Technology Adoption Among Older Adults: The Influence of Security, Trust, Ease of Use and Financial Barriers. 6. A Possible Role for Voice Assistants in Improving Domain-Specific and General Self-Efficacy of Older Adults: Using Technology to Improve Resilience. Part 3: Specific Digital Health Interventions and Applications. 7. Cycling Through Neuro Games: A Dual-Task Approach to Mild Cognitive Impairment Rehabilitation. 8. AI Companions and Elderly Loneliness: A Qualitative Exploration Across Developing and Developed Nations. 9. Digital Solutions for Promoting Physical Health in Ageing Populations. 10. Spiritual Care Through Digital Health and Technology for Older Adults. 11. Telehealth Access to Care: Expanding Healthcare Reach for Aging Populations. Part 4: Healthcare Systems and Future Directions. 12. Innovations in Healthcare Delivery for the Elderly. 13. Digital Health Technology for Ageing Populations – Innovative Strategies, Challenges, and Opportunities