Background: Global population aging poses challenges for healthcare. Digital health
technologies may benefit older adults through enhanced access, monitoring, and self-care …

Background There has been a significant transformation in digital health services over the
past couple of decades. As part of this evolution, patients are now expected to take a more …

To say that technology particularly mobile technology has advanced in the last couple of
years would be an understatement, especially its use in health and social care. In terms of …

Objectives The association between impaired digital provision, access and health outcomes
has not been systematically studied. The Wolverhampton Digital ENablement programme …

Politicians and care associations advocate for the use of machine learning (ML) systems to
improve the delivery of adult social services. Yet, guidance on how to implement ML systems …

Background/Aims The need to develop digital skills and confidence among NHS staff is
reflected in research and government strategies across the UK. This study aimed to measure …

Policymakers are increasingly interested in using virtual assistants to augment social care
services in the context of a demographic ageing crisis. At the same time, technology …

Introduction Activity monitors (apps and wearables) are increasingly used by the general
population, including people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). There is …

The use of voice assistants (eg, Amazon Alexa, Google Home) is being widely advocated as
part of supporting people living with dementia at home. The development of this technology …

In recent years, discussions about the use of AI technologies in the context of long-term care
provision have been gathering momentum, and examples of their actual deployment are …