Exploring the Development Model of Senior Care Industry and the Application of Smart Senior Care based on Multi-Country Practices

The purpose of this paper is to explore the development status and practice mode of the global elderly care industry. Through in-depth analysis of the elderly care industry in the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, Australia, Berlin, Germany, and Singapore, this paper reveals the differences and similarities between the countries in terms of the main body of the elderly care industry, types of services, service modes, operation modes, and typical cases. Meanwhile, this paper also focuses on the application of smart elderly care in different countries, such as the advanced technology support in the United States, the meticulous service in Japan, the community elderly care model in the United Kingdom, the management of nursing homes in Australia, the smart residential system in Berlin, Germany, and the all-round service system in Singapore. By analyzing these practice cases, this paper aims to provide useful reference and inspiration for the development of China's elderly care industry, and to promote the wide application and development of smart elderly care in China. This paper argues that smart aging will become the future development trend of the aging industry, and countries should strengthen exchanges and cooperation to jointly promote the innovation and development of the aging industry.

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International Journal of Education and Humanities
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2024-12-27
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https://doi.org/10.54097/w7pjgb44
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Exploring the Development Model of Senior Care Industry and the Application of Smart Senior Care based on Multi-Country Practices

Liang Zhu
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Exploring the Development Model of Senior Care Industry and the Application of Smart Senior Care based on Multi-Country Practices

Liang Zhu
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Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to explore the development status and practice mode of the global elderly care industry. Through in-depth analysis of the elderly care industry in the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, Australia, Berlin, Germany, and Singapore, this paper reveals the differences and similarities between the countries in terms of the main body of the elderly care industry, types of services, service modes, operation modes, and typical cases. Meanwhile, this paper also focuses on the application of smart elderly care in different countries, such as the advanced technology support in the United States, the meticulous service in Japan, the community elderly care model in the United Kingdom, the management of nursing homes in Australia, the smart residential system in Berlin, Germany, and the all-round service system in Singapore. By analyzing these practice cases, this paper aims to provide useful reference and inspiration for the development of China's elderly care industry, and to promote the wide application and development of smart elderly care in China. This paper argues that smart aging will become the future development trend of the aging industry, and countries should strengthen exchanges and cooperation to jointly promote the innovation and development of the aging industry.

International Journal of Education and HumanitiesVol. 17(3)
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