Review on Health And Quality of Life of Elderly People: A Meta-Analysis from The Medical and Health Sciences

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In response to the increasing aging population, various initiatives aim to enhance the well-being of the elderly by addressing factors like physical and mental health, comorbid conditions, isolation, and relationships. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) systems have been developed to allow seniors to maintain independence, live comfortably at home, and enjoy better overall health. Internet of Things (IoT) systems, in particular, offer continuous remote surveillance, increased social engagement, improved sensory experiences, and support for an active lifestyle. This study proposes a framework for a unified IoT-based Smart Sensor system (IoT-SS) designed to discreetly observe and assist the elderly, complementing the care provided by trained medical professionals. The quality of life is crucial for the elderly, motivating them to stay resilient. The article introduces IoT and its application in improving seniors' health and quality of life in their homes and communities. This review is valuable for medical system developers and programmers working on technology-supported healthcare plans to serve and enhance the lives of the elderly in the future.
老年人的健康和生活质量综述:来自医学与健康科学的元分析
为应对日益增长的老龄化人口,各种倡议都旨在通过解决身心健康、合并症、孤独和人际关系等因素来提高老年人的福祉。信息和通信技术(ICT)系统的开发,使老年人能够保持独立,在家中舒适地生活,并享有更好的整体健康。尤其是物联网(IoT)系统,可提供持续的远程监控、更多的社会参与、更好的感官体验以及对积极生活方式的支持。本研究提出了一个统一的基于物联网的智能传感器系统(IoT-SS)框架,旨在谨慎地观察和协助老年人,补充训练有素的医疗专业人员提供的护理。生活质量对老年人至关重要,它激励老年人保持顽强的生命力。文章介绍了物联网及其在改善老年人健康状况和提高其家庭与社区生活质量方面的应用。这篇综述对医疗系统开发人员和程序员来说很有价值,他们正在制定技术支持的医疗保健计划,以便在未来服务和改善老年人的生活。
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