Literature DB >> 31576771

Das Potenzial neuer Technologien zur Unterstützung von Pflege über eine räumliche Distanz.

Annette Franke1, Ulrich Otto2, Birgit Kramer1, Pirkko Marit Jann1, Karin van Holten2, Amelie Zentgraf2, Iren Bischofberger2.   

Abstract

The potential of technological assistance to support distance caregiving - literature review and empirical results Abstract. Background: Due to demographic change, increasing labour mobility and changing family patterns, social relationships often exist over long distances. Supporting relatives over a distance is therefore a highly topical issue but still little discussed, also in Germany and Switzerland. Aim: The project "DiCa" (2016 - 2019) with an interdisciplinary research team from Germany (EH Ludwigsburg) and Switzerland (Careum School of Health, Zurich) aims to investigate different dimensions of "Distance Caregiving". This paper deals with the possible use of new technologies to support these care arrangements.
Methods: Based on a literature review, qualitative interviews were conducted with "Distance Carers" and partner companies in Germany to investigate the use of new technologies in the context of "Distance Caregiving".
Results: There are initial approaches concerning technical solutions in home care and in companies. So far communication options via telephone and smartphone and flexible working time and workplace regulations have played an important role. However, the potential of new technologies does not seem to be fully explored. Conclusions: In order to make the most of the various possibilities of innovative technologies in the context of "Distance Caregiving" for those affected but also for companies, well-researched information and independent advice and counseling are required for all parties involved in the care process.

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Keywords:  Betreuung auf Distanz; Distance Caregiving; betreuende Angehörige; caring from a distance; caring relatives; distance caregiving; technical assistance; technical support; technische Assistenz

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Year:  2019        PMID: 31576771     DOI: 10.1024/1012-5302/a000700

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Pflege        ISSN: 1012-5302            Impact factor:   0.655


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1.  [How can assisted technology support family caregivers in everyday care? Results of a feasibility study for the Liv app].

Authors:  Eva Jansen; Annett Horn; Wolfram Herrmann
Journal:  HeilberufeScience       Date:  2022-06-01

2.  CaRegiving frOm A Distance (ROAD): home care in the future-flexible and nearby - multimethod qualitative study protocol.

Authors:  Andrea Budnick; Farina Bünning; Adelheid Kuhlmey
Journal:  BMJ Open       Date:  2022-10-11       Impact factor: 3.006

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