María Rodríguez-Bailón, Ana Judit Fernández-Solano, Jose Antonio Merchán-Baeza, Laura Vidaña-Moya
From Clinical Practice to the Classroom. Advantages and Disadvantages of Video and Paper Cases on the Motivation and Clinical Reasoning of Occupational Therapy Students
International journal of environmental research and public health
informal caregivers called upon provide substantial care needs known technology use among older adult caregiver dyads study described technology use among older adults caregivers explored potential correlates technology use highlighted implications practice crosssectional survey conducted among unpaid caregivers older adults n486 primary outcomes selfreported technology devices functions use among caregivers oldest care recipient concordance technology use among caregivers care recipients also examined multivariable regression models conducted separately caregivers care recipients greater proportions caregivers used examined technologies except medication alerts tracking function care recipients caregivers used average 34 devices 42 functions compared 18 devices 16 functions used care recipients among caregivers younger age higher income higher education associated technology use p05 among care recipients younger age cognitive dysfunction caregivers technology use associated technology use p05 understanding technology use patterns device adoption across diverse caregiver care recipient populations increasingly important enhancing geriatric care findings guide recommendations appropriate technology interventions help providers communicate share information effectively patients caregivers