Signant Health, London, UK, W6 9RH.
J Comp Eff Res. 2020 Mar;9(4):307-315. doi: 10.2217/cer-2019-0155. Epub 2020 Feb 12.
We undertook qualitative research to understand more about older people and their interactions with technology, specifically to evidence the question "". We undertook qualitative research interviews with older people and investigated the findings. Seven of the ten participants had a smartphone and 3/10 had a feature phone (a mobile phone with buttons and no touchscreen). There was a shift from smartphone use by the younger participants to feature phone use by the oldest participants. The younger group of older individuals had similar experiences and attitudes toward touchscreen devices as the rest of the population. While the older participants expressed some reluctance toward unfamiliar technology, all participants were using technology and accepting of it.
我们进行了定性研究，以更深入地了解老年人及其与技术的互动，特别是为了证明“”这一问题。我们对老年人进行了定性研究访谈，并调查了研究结果。在 10 名参与者中，有 7 人有智能手机，3 人有功能手机（带按钮但没有触摸屏的手机）。年轻人从使用智能手机到最年长的参与者使用功能手机的转变。年轻的老年人组与其他人群对触摸屏设备的体验和态度相似。虽然年长的参与者对不熟悉的技术表示有些不情愿，但所有参与者都在使用技术并接受技术。
