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[Practical Implementation of Gerontechnology Smart Products: Product Suitability Assessment].

Yeh-Liang Hsu¹

¹PhD, Distinguish Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, and Director, Gerontechnology Research Center, Yuan Ze University, Taiwan, ROC. mehsu@saturn.yzu.edu.tw.

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Gerontechnology smart products can improve aged care by collecting and analyzing data for precision care. A new assessment process helps caregivers evaluate product suitability for older adults.

Keywords:

gerontechnology practical implementation smart technology suitability assessment

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Area of Science:

Gerontology and Smart Technology
Healthcare Innovation
Aging Society Research

Background:

Taiwan's aging population necessitates smart technology solutions in national healthcare.
Gerontechnology, focusing on smart product applications, is crucial for policy goals.
Precision aged care relies on smart products collecting, analyzing, and feeding back data.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a process for caregivers to assess gerontechnology smart product suitability.
To develop decision-making evaluation indicators based on WHO healthcare research concepts.
To create a product suitability questionnaire for institutional care settings.

Main Methods:

Defining assessment criteria: data sensing/transmission, indicator identification/analysis, event prediction/feedback, and intervention measures.
Developing evaluation indicators for product selection.
Proposing a suitability questionnaire for institutional care.

Main Results:

A structured process for evaluating gerontechnology smart products is presented.
Decision-making indicators and a caregiver suitability questionnaire are proposed.
The tools aim to facilitate the practical application of smart technology in aged care.

Conclusions:

Caregiver assessment of product suitability is key to practical gerontechnology implementation.
The proposed tools can aid care institutions in selecting appropriate smart products.
This research supports the advancement of precision aged care through technology adoption.