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Using digital technology to impact health behavior change

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Primary topic: Patient Engagement Disable Auto Tagging: Short Headline: Using digital technology to impact health behavior change Featured Decision Content: Region Tag: Global Edition HOT @HIMSS:

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The Future of Pet Tech at CES 2024

Digital Health Global

From AI-powered companions to smart wearables, automated feeding systems, and advanced health monitoring devices, Pet Tech is reshaping the traditional notions of pet ownership. This device allows pets safe and controlled access to the outdoors using facial recognition or RFID tags.

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Insights from 2023 Market Overview Technology for Aging

Aging in Place Technology Watch

But it is notable in 2023 that: Older adults will adapt to change and adopt new technology. When an 88-year-old neighbor is filming fireworks with his smartphone, it is easy to see that times have changed. Sensor technology shrinks – and changes form. And we know that new barriers are just around the corner.

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Looking ahead to 2023 -- what should we expect?

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Each of these changes will make a difference for older adults and those who serve them. And wonder at the changes in AI – where you can hold up a smartphone and it will name the foods on your shelf. Some other thoughts about 2023 tech trends: Remote (health) care technology should add socialization. Caregiving technology trends.

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Barriers to full benefit of AI for older adults

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Consider patients whose behavior changes over time and whether they continue to give permission to being monitored. Lack of interfaces to senior and health care systems. Further, EHR technology lock-in by vendors, according to some, may be a limitation to patient information access and health system innovation.

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Digital literacy -- the required and moving target for older adults

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Consider the CDC definition of health literacy for individuals – “ find, understand, and use information and services to inform health-related decisions and actions for themselves and others. The benefits of digital literacy applied to health seem self-evident. What has – or hasn’t – changed in maintaining digital literacy?

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CENSUS: Senior care growth means tech change will be mandatory

Aging in Place Technology Watch

Home Health Care Services experienced an even larger increase – 50/5% -- during the same period.” The conundrum of today – short-staffed, needing to change. Tech companies that serve senior care organizations certainly see the need for tech change. category tags: AgeTech , senior living.

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