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How can LLMs improve the quality of asynchronous communication between older patients and healthcare providers?

helpResearch questionAging, Frailty, Dementia, and Elder Care

How can LLMs improve the quality of asynchronous communication between older patients and healthcare providers?

UbiComp '24Talk2Care: A Voice Assistant Based on Large Language Models (LLM) for Communication Between Healthcare Providers and Older Adults

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How effective are LLM-based voice assistants in assisting health information collection and summarization?

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How can interaction systems be designed to match older adults' technical abilities and lower communication barriers?

UbiComp '24Talk2Care: A Voice Assistant Based on Large Language Models (LLM) for Communication Between Healthcare Providers and Older Adults

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How can an SMS verification system be designed for non-smartphone users to block phishing attacks in medical communication?

CHI '24VeriSMS: A Message Verification System for Inclusive Patient Outreach against Phishing Attacks

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How effective are secret word pairs (unique static English phrases) at improving usability and security of SMS verification systems?

CHI '24VeriSMS: A Message Verification System for Inclusive Patient Outreach against Phishing Attacks

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Can verifying SMS content through voice agent numbers effectively block number spoofing attacks?

CHI '24VeriSMS: A Message Verification System for Inclusive Patient Outreach against Phishing Attacks

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How can technology better integrate into professionals' daily non-pharmacological intervention workflows?

CHI '24Technology-Mediated Non-pharmacological Interventions for Dementia: Needs for and Challenges in Professional, Personalized and Multi-Stakeholder Collaborative Interventions

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