Harnessing the power of technology, now and post COVID-19
COVID-19 has highlighted the need for technology to support seniors and their caregivers. Technology is helping older adults stay connected with loved ones in these difficult times.
COVID-19 has highlighted the need for technology to support seniors and their caregivers. Technology is helping older adults stay connected with loved ones in these difficult times.
This webinar will discuss the results of a literature review conducted to determine the evidence-based interventions used to address social isolation in community-dwelling older adults, and how the policies and recommendations related to COVID-19 have impacted social isolation in older adults.
This webinar will discuss the results of a literature review conducted to determine the evidence-based interventions used to address social isolation in community-dwelling older adults, and how the policies and recommendations related to COVID-19 have impacted social isolation in older adults.
Sonia Hsuing describes how social prescribing is an intentional pathway that deepens the integration between health care and social supports, how it relates to your work, and how we can build a more connected, co-created, equitable, and resilient community together.
Dr. John Puxty discusses the inherent barriers that will emerge for older adults trying to access daily essentials, spend quality time with their families and friends, and navigate assistance and services. He also explores the unintended health consequences that may emerge when vulnerable populations are isolated for an extended period. Sarah Webster shares some of the creative ways communities are ensuring that older adults stay informed, and are able to access the services they need, and stay socially active while adhering to physical distancing guidelines.