Changing Demographics of the American Population

Gordy, Stephanie

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-48687-1_1

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“…Currently, the majority of home health services address the chronic needs of older patients. [20][21][22] As a result, the majority of diseases encountered in this setting parallel national geriatrics demographics, with home telehealth services for diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, stroke, cancer, arthritis, COPD, atrial fibrillation, dementia, and depression encountered at the highest frequency. 23 Although elderly long-term care is projected to be a major target for home health services, the same basic concepts and infrastructure may be transferrable to different patient populations.…”

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On the Digital Road to Improved Home Healthcare

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“…Geriatric citizens in the United States are the most rapidly growing segment due to the aging baby boomer generation [2]. This generation will live longer than the preceding and will have access to improved health care.…”

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Older people represent a very specific and vulnerable age group whose share is progressively increasing, which significantly affects the health, social, educational and economic structure of the entire population of any country in the world. Gerontology is a scientific discipline that studies aging in the broadest sense, ie its clinical, biological, economic, social and psychological aspects. This results in a comprehensive, holistic approach to health care for the elderly, which ensures the improvement of all forms of health care for the elderly. One of the branches of medicine that considers the protection of the health of the elderly is surgery.

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Changing Demographics of the American Population

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On the Digital Road to Improved Home Healthcare

On the Digital Road to Improved Home Healthcare

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