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research, practice, and principles in the field of technology and aging
The history and incubation of gerontechnology -- Perceptual aspects of gerontechnology -- The social context of technology use in old age -- Aging in intra- and inter-generational contexts : the family technologist -- Privacy implications of aware, active, and adpative technologies -- Methods in gerontechnology with a focus on virtual environments as a research tool in aging mobility studies -- Information and communication technology in active aging with a focus on user interfaces -- User-sensitive inclusive design for technology in everyday life -- Quality lighting for health and independence in aging -- The aging road user and technology to promote safe mobility for life -- Smart home technologies supporting aging in place -- Assistive technology for older people -- Constraints on adoption of telehealth to support aging populations -- Behavioral monitoring to enhance safety and wellness in old age -- Acute healthcare servicing the elderly : medical emergency transportation as a sample case -- Technology acceptance and aging -- Health management, health promotion, and disease prevention in gerontechnology -- Setting technology into context for mild to severe cognitive impairments in old age: psychological perspectives -- Designing technology for older adults : augmenting usefulness and usability via cognitive support -- Isolation and gerontechnology : computer-assisted social engagement -- Silver product development : the concept of autonomy as the common denominator in innovations for older users -- Marketing to aging consumers -- Synopsis : lessons learned, long-term guidelines, and how to live a livable life in old age with likable technologies -- Epilogue : a 10-year growth spurt in applications to aging in human factors and ergonomics.
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Sequel to Gerotechnology / [edited by] David C. Burdick, Sunkyo Kwon. 2004.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Self-help devices for people with disabilities