Community Response Grids for Older Adults: Motivations, Usability, and Sociability

Philip Fei Wu · Jenny J. Preece · Ben Shneiderman · Paul T. Jaeger · Yan Qu

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Technology Use by Older Adults Disaster Management and Resilience Aging, Elder Care, and Social Issues

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This paper discusses the motivation for a Community Response Grid (CRG) to help older adults improve their capability for coping with emergency situations.We define and discuss the concept of a CRG, briefly review the limits of current emergency response systems, and identify usability and sociability guidelines for CRGs for older adults based on existing research.The paper ends with a call to action and suggestions for future research directions.

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