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Kristina M Kokorelias1, Caroline Emmer De Albuquerque Green2, Samir K Sinha3
1Associate Scientist, Section of Geriatric Medicine, Department of Medicine, Sinai Health and University Health Network, Associate Policy Fellow, National Institute on Ageing, Toronto Metropolitan University, Toronto, ON.
Abstract:
This paper explores the rapidly growing integration of technology in the delivery of health and social care specifically focused on enabling "Ageing in the Right Place" (AIRP) (Iciaszczyk et al. 2022: 1). While exploring emerging opportunities and challenges, it specifically highlights growing disparities that are creating digital divides, as well as ethical concerns that will need to be addressed and supported by comprehensive evaluation frameworks and policies. Ultimately, the development of inclusive and ethical technologies for enabling AIRP in collaboration with all relevant stakeholders - including policy makers, researchers, caregivers and older adults - is needed to ensure that new technologies can both empower and ultimately improve the lives of older adults.
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