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Dementia patients have low willingness to accept technology interventions, and existing technology struggles to support complex multi-party collaborative intervention processes.Health, Healthcare, and Wellbeing / Aging, Frailty, Dementia, and Elder Care
Dementia patients have low willingness to accept technology interventions, and existing technology struggles to support complex multi-party collaborative intervention processes.
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Older adults struggle to communicate efficiently with healthcare providers using traditional phones or complex digital tools.UbiComp '24Talk2Care: A Voice Assistant Based on Large Language Models (LLM) for Communication Between Healthcare Providers and Older Adults
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Older patients lack secure verification methods and are easily harmed by medical SMS scams.lightbulbPractical problemAging, Frailty, Dementia, and Elder Care
Older adults often find health information boring and difficult to understand when acquiring it.lightbulbPractical problemAging, Frailty, Dementia, and Elder Care
Older Black adults have low trust in health information platforms and chatbots, affecting information access.lightbulbPractical problemAging, Frailty, Dementia, and Elder Care
Older Black adults struggle to query health information via voice assistants because their accents and language habits are not recognized.lightbulbPractical problemAging, Frailty, Dementia, and Elder Care
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