Emerging technologies to support independent living of older adults at risk.

Gregory J Hanson, Paul Y Takahashi, Jennifer L Pecina
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Abstract

The aging of the population is expected to place an unprecedented strain on health care systems over the next two decades and beyond. Emerging electronic monitoring technologies provide opportunities to learn about the aging process, age-related diseases, and contribute to new, cost effective care models that preserve independence at home for older adults at risk. The goals of this article are to familiarize the reader with emerging technologies and potential applications to older adults' at-risk, review the current literature about the clinical and economic outcomes of emerging technologies, and to outline future directions and challenges.

支持有风险的老年人独立生活的新兴技术。
预计人口老龄化将在未来二十年乃至更长时间内给医疗保健系统带来前所未有的压力。新兴的电子监测技术提供了了解衰老过程和与年龄有关的疾病的机会,并有助于建立新的、具有成本效益的护理模式,使有风险的老年人在家中保持独立性。本文的目的是让读者熟悉新兴技术及其对高危老年人的潜在应用,回顾当前关于新兴技术的临床和经济结果的文献,并概述未来的方向和挑战。
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