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Barriers and facilitators to the use of e-health by older adults: a scoping review
BMC Public Health · 2021 · Vol. 21(1) · pp. 1556–1556
Jessica Wilson✉(University of Newcastle Australia)Milena Heinsch(University of Newcastle Australia)David Betts(University of Newcastle Australia)Debbie Booth(University of Newcastle Australia)Frances Kay‐Lambkin(University of Newcastle Australia)
Abstract
E-health offers a potential solution to overcome the barriers faced by older adults to access timely, effective, and acceptable health care for physical and mental health. However, unless the barriers and facilitators identified in this review are addressed, this potential will not be realised.
Technology Use by Older AdultsMobile Health and mHealth ApplicationsChronic Disease Management StrategiesMedicineBiostatisticsPublic healthEpidemiologyGerontologyHealth services researchEnvironmental healthFamily medicineNursingPathology
MeSH terms
AgedHealth PromotionHumansMental HealthTechnologyTelemedicine
Funding
- Suicide Prevention Australia
Citations
657
FWCI
201.38
field-weighted impact
References
65
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100%
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