AN EXPLORATION OF A DIGITAL FALL PREVENTION PROGRAM: “KEEP ON KEEP UP” FOR OLDER ADULTS IN A CHINESE CULTURAL CONTEXT
2024
Exploring a Digital Fall Prevention Program for Older Chinese Adults
Sample size: 52
publication
Evidence: moderate
Author Information
Author(s): Tang Yimin, Smith Sarah, Burden Sorrel, Stanmore Emma
Primary Institution: University of Manchester
Hypothesis
How can digital health interventions be tailored to meet the needs of Chinese older adults in the UK?
Conclusion
The KOKU-C program can provide valuable information and support for fall-related health outcomes among Chinese older adults.
Supporting Evidence
- The study involved 40 Chinese older adults and 12 stakeholders.
- The KOKU-C program was translated into Mandarin for better accessibility.
- Thematic analysis revealed opportunities for enhancing digital health interventions.
Takeaway
This study looked at how older Chinese adults can use a digital program to help prevent falls and stay healthy.
Methodology
Interviews using a think-aloud approach with Chinese older adults and stakeholders.
Limitations
Limited research on cultural adaptations of digital health interventions.
Participant Demographics
Chinese older adults aged 55 to 95 years and stakeholders in the UK.
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