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Older adults struggle to communicate efficiently with healthcare providers using traditional phones or complex digital tools.

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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.

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

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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.

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

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Older adults often find health information boring and difficult to understand when acquiring it.

CUI '23“A Painless Way to Learn:” Designing an Interactive Storytelling Voice User Interface to Engage Older Adults in Informal Health Information Learning

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Older Black adults have low trust in health information platforms and chatbots, affecting information access.

CHI '23Trust, Comfort, and Relatability: Understanding Black Older Adults’ Perceptions of Chatbot Design for Health Information Seeking

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Older Black adults struggle to query health information via voice assistants because their accents and language habits are not recognized.

CHI '22"It's Kind of Like Code-Switching": Black Older Adults' Experiences with a Voice Assistant for Health Information Seeking

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Older adults face difficulty with early NCD screening due to limited medical resources.

CHI '22TalkTive: A Conversational Agent Using Backchannels to Engage Older Adults in Neurocognitive Disorders Screening

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