Background: Demographic trends indicate growth of population aged 65 and older in
Western countries. One of the greatest challenges is to provide high-quality care for all …

Demographic reports indicate that population of older adults is growing significantly over the
world and in particular in developed nations. Consequently, there are a noticeable number …

Why are older adults reluctant to adopt new technology, such as the Internet, given its
potential to improve the quality of their lives? We review evidence indicating that attitudes …

Aim: This study investigated the attitudes and preferences of staff, residents and relatives of
residents in a retirement village towards a health‐care robot. Methods: Focus groups were …

Background: The prenatal care visit structure has changed little over the past century despite
the rapid evolution of technology including Internet and mobile phones. Little is known about …

Presents current knowledge derived from research findings and new theories and ideas
about understanding adulthood and aging from an interdisciplinary, process-oriented …

Advances in information communications technology and related computational power are
providing a wide array of systems and related services that form the basis of smart home …

Background: Health information, patient education, and self-management (health
information and advice, HIA) tools are increasingly being made available to adults with …

Background As they age, baby boomers (born 1946-1964) will have increasing medical
needs and are likely to place large demand on health care resources. Consumer health …

One Health requires multidisciplinary efforts at global, national and local levels, for the sake
of our planet, mankind and animals. It was initiated at the American Veterinary Medical …