Digital health technologies and ageing
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Digital health technologies, ageing, HealthAbstract
The ongoing and systematic integration of digital health technologies into an aging population presents a significant opportunity to improve the quality of life for older adults, directly impacting their autonomy and participation in healthcare. Integrating these technologies brings important challenges, including adaptability, digital literacy, and online security. Each solution paves the way for a future where older adults can benefit from digital advancements within an efficient and accessible healthcare system. It is crucial that governments and healthcare professionals collaborate to design and implement strategies that ensure healthy and connected aging.
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