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Peer support via video-telephony among frail elderly people living at home
We evaluated the effect of a video-phone network on peer support among frail elderly people living at home. We conducted a one-year trial of network formation among 14 people (five men and nine women, age range 78–85 years) through coordinator intervention and the use of ISDN video-phones. The purpo...
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| description | We evaluated the effect of a video-phone network on peer support among frail elderly
people living at home. We conducted a one-year trial of network formation among 14
people (five men and nine women, age range 78–85 years) through coordinator
intervention and the use of ISDN video-phones. The purpose of the intervention was to
support and improve the functional independence of frail elderly people at home and
to widen their social network. During the study, the subjects made 1400 video-calls,
lasting a total of 25,867 min. One subject made no calls. There was greater use of
video-phones by those living outside the central city area. Calls between men and
women were infrequent. The men generally had shorter call times and made fewer calls.
The participants could be categorized into three groups: those using video-phones
every day; those using them once per week; and those using them once per month. All
subjects in the first group clearly expressed their satisfaction with the
video-phone. A video-phone network appears to be helpful for elderly people in their
peer support relationships. |
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people (five men and nine women, age range 78–85 years) through coordinator
intervention and the use of ISDN video-phones. The purpose of the intervention was to
support and improve the functional independence of frail elderly people at home and
to widen their social network. During the study, the subjects made 1400 video-calls,
lasting a total of 25,867 min. One subject made no calls. There was greater use of
video-phones by those living outside the central city area. Calls between men and
women were infrequent. The men generally had shorter call times and made fewer calls.
The participants could be categorized into three groups: those using video-phones
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subjects in the first group clearly expressed their satisfaction with the
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support and improve the functional independence of frail elderly people at home and
to widen their social network. During the study, the subjects made 1400 video-calls,
lasting a total of 25,867 min. One subject made no calls. There was greater use of
video-phones by those living outside the central city area. Calls between men and
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The participants could be categorized into three groups: those using video-phones
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people (five men and nine women, age range 78–85 years) through coordinator
intervention and the use of ISDN video-phones. The purpose of the intervention was to
support and improve the functional independence of frail elderly people at home and
to widen their social network. During the study, the subjects made 1400 video-calls,
lasting a total of 25,867 min. One subject made no calls. There was greater use of
video-phones by those living outside the central city area. Calls between men and
women were infrequent. The men generally had shorter call times and made fewer calls.
The participants could be categorized into three groups: those using video-phones
every day; those using them once per week; and those using them once per month. All
subjects in the first group clearly expressed their satisfaction with the
video-phone. A video-phone network appears to be helpful for elderly people in their
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