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  1. The perceptions of university students on technological and ethical risks of using robots in long-term care homes
  2. Adoption of Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Robots in Long-Term Care Homes by Healthcare Providers: A Scoping Review Guided by a Person-Centred Care Practice Framework (Preprint)
  3. The Perspective of Nurses and Healthcare Providers on the use of Television Videos with People with Moderate to Severe Dementia
  4. Co‐design of a digital app “WhatMatters” to support person‐centred care: A critical reflection
  5. Facilitators and barriers to using AI-enabled robots with older adults in long-term care from staff perspective: a scoping review protocol
  6. Facilitators of and barriers to patient and public involvement in building learning health systems in community health services settings: a scoping review protocol
  7. Using videos and films with people with major cognitive disorder living in care settings: A scoping review
  8. Aging-in-Place at the End-of-Life in Community and Residential Care Contexts
  9. Cultural adaptation in television technology for older adults with dementia in care settings
  10. Facilitators and Barriers to Using Virtual Reality and its Impact on Social Engagement in Aged Care Settings: A Scoping Review
  11. Practice reflection: How social workers can use an intersectionality lens to understand recent older refugees falling through the cracks in services: Using Vancouver, Canada, as an example
  12. The value of knowledge and persons living with dementia: a healthcare professional’s reflection
  13. Exploring experiences of loneliness among Canadian long‐term care residents during the COVID‐19 pandemic: A qualitative study
  14. Future of digital health and community care: Exploring intended positive impacts and unintended negative consequences of COVID-19
  15. Facilitators and barriers to using smart TV among older adults in care settings: a scoping review protocol
  16. Timely Considerations of Using the de Jong Gierveld Loneliness Scale with Older Adults Living in Long-Term Care Homes: A Critical Reflection
  17. Older adults’ access to information and referral services using technology in British Columbia, Canada: past learnings and learnings since COVID-19
  18. How Do Social Workers Working in Long-term Care Understand Their Roles? Using British Columbia, Canada as an Example
  19. Subethnic interpersonal dynamic in diasporic community: a study on Chinese immigrants in Vancouver
  20. Perceived challenges in pediatric palliative care among doctors and nurses in Hong Kong
  21. Effectiveness of an experiential workshop for enhancing helping professionals’ self-competence in death work in Hong Kong: a randomised controlled trial
  22. Impact of Death Work on Self: Existential and Emotional Challenges and Coping of Palliative Care Professionals
  23. Intimacy as a Distinct Construct: Validating the Intimacy Scale among Older Adults of Residential Care Homes in Hong Kong
  24. Coping With Existential and Emotional Challenges: Development and Validation of the Self-Competence in Death Work Scale