Using Voice-Activated Technologies to Enhance Well-Being of Older Adults in Long-Term Care Homes

Alisa Grigorovich; Ashley-Ann Marcotte; Romeo Colobong; Mihály Szabó; Carlee MacNeill; Daniel Blais; Gail Giffin; Ken Clahane; Ian Goldman; Bessie Harris; Abby Clarke Caseley; Melanie Gaunt; Jessica Vickery; Christina Norma Torrealba; Susan Kirkland; Pia Kontos

doi:10.1093/geroni/igae102

January 1, 2024Innovation in AgingOpen Access

Using Voice-Activated Technologies to Enhance Well-Being of Older Adults in Long-Term Care Homes

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Our findings suggest that implementation of voice-activated ICTs can bring added value to broader efforts to improve well-being and quality of life in long-term care by enhancing choice, self-determination, and meaningful relationships.

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