digital health
Introduction
Technology as a Fix for the Age-Old Challenge of Aging in Place?
Sara Allin and Audrey Laporte
Invited Paper
Opportunities and Challenges in the Use of Technology to Support Aging in the Right Place
Kristina M. Kokorelias, Caroline Emmer De Albuquerque Green and Samir K. Sinha
Commentary
Technology, Aging and Home and Community Care: Picking the Right Problems to Solve
James Shaw, Sonia Nizzer and Sandra McKay
Commentary
Key Considerations for the Design, Development and Deployment of AgeTech Solutions Supporting Aging in the Right Place
Mary Chiu and Marianne Saragosa
Commentary
Addressing Aging-in-Place Policy Challenges in Canada: A Call to Action
Maurita T. Harris, Stephanie Kiggundu and Michelle Goonasekera
Commentary
Leveraging Technology to Support Aging in Place: Opportunities, Challenges and Recommendations
Jing Zhao Forrest and Mirana Randriambelonoro
Commentary
Prioritizing Technology Initiatives to Reduce Social Isolation and Loneliness Among Older Adults
Walter R. Boot and Sara J. Czaja
Commentary
Realizing the Promise of Technologies for Enhancing Aging in Place Within Long-Term Care Homes
Alisa Grigorovich and Josephine McMurray
Commentary
A Human Factors Approach for Designing, Developing and Deploying Technology for Aging in the Right Place
Wendy A. Rogers and Harshal P. Mahajan
The Authors Respond
Tech-Enabled Aging in the Right Place Will Only Succeed by Harmonizing Innovation With the Provision of Person-Centred Care
Kristina M. Kokorelias, Caroline Emmer De Albuquerque Green and Samir K. Sinha