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Addressing design and suitability barriers to Telecare use: Has anything changed?

Claire L Bentley · Lauren Powell · Alison Orrell · Gail Anne Mountain

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Technology Use by Older Adults Telemedicine and Telehealth Implementation Assistive Technology in Communication and Mobility

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Background: Issues relating to design and suitability of Telecare were raised twenty years ago. We explored the views of non-users of Telecare and examined whether design-related barriers exist today despite significant technological advances. Object

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