Effectiveness of Interventions for Addressing Digital Exclusion in Older Adults in the Social Care Domain: Rapid Review

The evidence shows the potential benefits of interventions aimed at improving a range of digital skills and increasing technology use in older adults, which could help to address digital exclusion. The findings of this rapid review can inform the development and delivery of future interventions. However, it is important to consider the context in which the included interventions were used and the lack of certainty of the findings. This review also identified a lack of high-quality evidence, as all studies identified contained methodological limitations and may not have been adequately powered to determine effectiveness. In addition, consideration should also be given to those who do not wish to engage with the online world to ensure they are not left behind.

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JMIR Aging
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2025-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.2196/70377
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Technology Use by Older Adults
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Effectiveness of Interventions for Addressing Digital Exclusion in Older Adults in the Social Care Domain: Rapid Review

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Effectiveness of Interventions for Addressing Digital Exclusion in Older Adults in the Social Care Domain: Rapid Review

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Abstract

The evidence shows the potential benefits of interventions aimed at improving a range of digital skills and increasing technology use in older adults, which could help to address digital exclusion. The findings of this rapid review can inform the development and delivery of future interventions. However, it is important to consider the context in which the included interventions were used and the lack of certainty of the findings. This review also identified a lack of high-quality evidence, as all studies identified contained methodological limitations and may not have been adequately powered to determine effectiveness. In addition, consideration should also be given to those who do not wish to engage with the online world to ensure they are not left behind.

JMIR AgingVol. 8
Bangor University (GB), Public Health Wales (GB), Health and Care Research Wales (GB), Cardiff University (GB)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 3%
Technology Use by Older Adults
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