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Digital innovation in adult social care: how we’ve been supporting communities during COVID-19 (EN)
by Local Government Association UK
This report is intended to share our learning and offer practical considerations for councils, their partners and national bodies on how best to support greater digital innovation and adoption across the adult social care sector.
Effect of an mHealth Wheelchair Skills Training Program for Older Adults: A Feasibility Randomized Controlled Trial (EN)
by Edward M. Giesbrecht, PHD & William C. Miller, PHD
This is the first study to evaluate the effects of an mHealth intervention for wheelchair skills training. Program participants demonstrated good adherence, and clinical benefits were evident in community participation and wheelchair-specific self-efficacy. Results also suggested that wheelchair safety and mobility were positively affected, while skill capacity showed a small, nonsignificant improvement.
Inventory of technologies to support aging in place (IUGM) (EN)
by Centre de recherche IUGM
This inventory presents a rich selection of technologies that can support aging in place. From medication management to communication aids and assistance with daily activities, the researchers designed it in light of the needs reported by professionals working in the field.
Télésanté en installations de soins de longue durée (FR)
by Réseau québécois de la télésanté
TYPE OF TOOL: Information Page.
TARGET POPULATION: Developed for clinicians within the CHSLD system.
BASIC DESCRIPTION: Provides both general information as well as links to French tools and resources. Available in French only.
Virtual Support Project – AutonoMe (EN)
by Local Government Association UK
This collaborative project set out to help people with learning disabilities live more independently, particularly after the Covid pandemic. This was done by developing and implementing virtual support through a provider that guides people through information and learning materials to develop their employability and better manage their mental health and wellbeing.
