Objective Online health and social care services are getting widespread which increases the
risk that less advantaged groups may not be able to access these services resulting in digital …

The COVID-19 pandemic has underscored how everyday information and communication
technology (EICT), such as online banking, e-shopping, or e-mail, are essential for …

Background The number of online services in health care is increasing rapidly in developed
countries. Users are expected to take a more skilled and active role in taking care of their …

This systematic narrative review aimed to explore the implementation and delivery of digital
skills programs for middle and older age adults; and understand the presence of adult …

In recent years, digital health care and social welfare services have been spreading rapidly
and partly replacing face-to-face services, particularly in developed countries. This may lead …

Over the past thirty years and with the rise of the digital society, the process of digital
exclusion has become increasingly noticeable and represents a sub-type of social …

Objectives Everyday information and communication technologies (EICTs), involving digital
services, such as online shopping, e-banking, and video calling, are perceived to be …

The introduction of chat generative pretrained transformer (ChatGPT), the fastest growing
large language model, has changed the landscape of artificial intelligence–human …

Background The rapidly increasing role of the internet in obtaining basic services poses
challenges, especially for older adults' capabilities of getting the services they need …

In a rapidly digitalizing society, equal opportunities to access and use digital technology are
essential for social inclusion and participation. Older people are however often highly …