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Social isolation and the role of AgeTech in a post-COVID world
David Clayton1, Arlene Astell2,3,4
14487University of Leicester, Leicester, United Kingdom.
Abstract:
The COVID-19 pandemic particularly affected social connection through enforced social isolation and loss of regular activities. For healthcare systems, various initiatives have sprung up, leveraging existing technologies to connect people with services, activities, and loved ones. Here we review some AgeTech offerings to address social isolation for healthcare leadership and management to consider.
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