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The Role of Technology in Addressing Isolation of Older Adults
Author(s)Rosemary Kennedy, PhD
Seniors living independently have suffered isolation during the pandemic. What role can technology play in solving this?
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"They're worried. They're scared. And most importantly, they're slowly losing touch with their respective social circles as they're trapped in their homes."
As we head into another COVID-19 winter, Rosemary Kennedy, PhD, shares her advice and expertise on how to help isolated elders.
Dr Kennedy is the Chief Health Informatics Officer at
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