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Claudia Lai1,2, Paul Holyoke3, Helen Monkman1
1University of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
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Older adults (and caregivers) face important health-related decisions which can have important consequences on their well-being, independence, and outcomes (e.g., where to live, how to stay safe, where to get care). There is a critical need for tools to help them make informed decisions that reflects what is most important to them. We report on a qualitative analysis of survey data collected from home care providers to inform the design and development of digital decision support tools for older adults.
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