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Topic- Technology
Tech Talk: Senior Living report highlights growth of engagement
iN2L, a company that provides digital engagement solutions to the senior living market, released on March 30 its third annual investigation into trends on the adoption, state, and impact of technology upon resident engagement within senior living communities.
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Tech Talk: Fitbit for the face turns mask into monitor
Northwestern University engineers have developed a new smart sensor platform for face masks that they are calling a "Fitbit for the face." Dubbed "FaceBit," the lightweight, quarter-sized sensor uses a tiny magnet to attach to any N95, cloth or surgical face mask.
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Tech Talk: Telecare tied to medication adherence in the homebound
A three-month pilot randomized clinical trial of homebound older adults in Hong Kong found that participants in the telecare versus the control group had better medication and adherence and quality of life.
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Tech Talk: Future of tech in the fitness industry
Club Industry has released a compilation of articles on the now and future state of technology in the fitness industry. It's definitely worth a read by all active-aging industry professionals who want to stay abreast of current trends and prepare for what's ahead. Although geared to fitness clubs and companies, many of the trends and strategies are relevant for senior living and, possibly seniors centers, as well.
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Tech Talk: Digital tech supports employees' mental health, resilience
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, some 42% of employees globally have reported a decline in mental health, according to new data from McKinsey. However, addressing employee well-being pays off. A meta-analysis showed that for every dollar companies spent on wellness programs, their healthcare costs fell by approximately $3.27 and their absenteeism costs by about $2.73, the report notes.
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Tech Talk: Making the most of mental health apps
Mental health has been a hot topic throughout the pandemic, affecting all demographics. Can mental health apps help? Yes and no, and not surprisingly, it depends on the app and the person using it. The key is choosing and adopting the best possible technology.
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