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• Acceptance of Online Health Services for Self-Help in the Context of Mental Health : Understanding Young Adults Experiences 

  Taiminen, Heini; Saraniemi, Saila (Taylor & Francis, 2018)

  This paper explores the understanding of the acceptance of online health services from a selfhelp perspective in the context of mental health. By examining the experiences of young adults, this paper develops a framework ...

• “They're always in a hurry” : Older people's perceptions of access and recognition in health and social care services 

  Tiilikainen, Elisa; Hujala, Anneli; Kannasoja, Sirpa; Rissanen, Sari; Närhi, Kati (Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd., 2019)

  The article examines older people's perceptions of quality of life from the perspective of access and use of health and social care services. The data include focus group discussions with older people living alone. The ...

• The role of age and digital competence on the use of online health and social care services : A cross-sectional population-based survey 

  Heponiemi, T; Kaihlanen, A-M.; Kouvonen, A.; Leemann, L.; Taipale, S.; Gluschkoff, K. (SAGE Publications, 2022)

  Objective Online health and social care services are getting widespread which increases the risk that less advantaged groups may not be able to access these services resulting in digital exclusion. We examined the combined ...

• Digital Coaching Motivating Young Elderly People towards Physical Activity 

  Kettunen, Eeva; Kari, Tuomas; Frank, Lauri (MDPI AG, 2022)

  The share of the elderly population is increasing globally, and it is important to help them to maintain their physical activity levels and ability to function to as late an age as possible. This qualitative intervention ...

• Digital ageing in Europe : a comparative analysis of Italian, Finnish and Swedish national policies on eHealth 

  Valokivi, Heli; Carlo, Simone; Kvist, Elin; Outila, Marjo (Cambridge University Press, 2023)

  Ageing Europeans are today healthier than previous generations and often manage to live independently up to a high age. The proportion of people 80 years of age and older has increased significantly, and with high age the ...