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Socially marginalized older adults have low acceptance and use of health technology, failing to meet their needs.Health, Healthcare, and Wellbeing / Aging Care and Late-Life Wellbeing Support
Socially marginalized older adults have low acceptance and use of health technology, failing to meet their needs.
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Older adults and vulnerable groups struggled to obtain critical digital skills during the pandemic, becoming further marginalized.lightbulbPractical problemAging Care and Late-Life Wellbeing Support
Older adults struggle to access resources during a cost-of-living crisis due to digital exclusion.lightbulbPractical problemAging Care and Late-Life Wellbeing Support
Older adults living alone or retired struggle to meet psychological needs and lack emotional connection.lightbulbPractical problemAging Care and Late-Life Wellbeing Support
During the pandemic, older adults struggled to engage in meaningful activities and faced difficulties using technology.lightbulbPractical problemAging Care and Late-Life Wellbeing Support
Older adults are unwilling to use technology that reminds them of aging because they feel stigmatized.lightbulbPractical problemAging Care and Late-Life Wellbeing Support
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