Prototypes of Digital Tools to Support the Housing Decisions of Older Adults: A Swedish Study Engaging Various Stakeholders in a 5-Day Sprint

Suitable housing is essential for older adults at risk of deteriorating health, yet housing decision support is often lacking. A 5-day co-design sprint was conducted to develop digital prototypes supporting informed housing decisions. Key stakeholders including older adults, healthcare professionals, and technology- and architecture professionals participated. Notes from observations and textual content of the prototypes were thematically analyzed. Four prototypes were created and summarized in the themes: tailored to individual needs and preferences, comprehensive palette of choices, multifaceted information accessibility, and connections to the outer social world. The findings contribute to further development of evidence-based decision support related to housing.

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Journal of Aging and Environment
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2025-08-17
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https://doi.org/10.1080/26892618.2025.2534955
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Technology Use by Older Adults
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Abstract

Suitable housing is essential for older adults at risk of deteriorating health, yet housing decision support is often lacking. A 5-day co-design sprint was conducted to develop digital prototypes supporting informed housing decisions. Key stakeholders including older adults, healthcare professionals, and technology- and architecture professionals participated. Notes from observations and textual content of the prototypes were thematically analyzed. Four prototypes were created and summarized in the themes: tailored to individual needs and preferences, comprehensive palette of choices, multifaceted information accessibility, and connections to the outer social world. The findings contribute to further development of evidence-based decision support related to housing.

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Dalarna University (SE), University of Alberta (CA), University of Groningen (NL), Université Laval (CA)
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