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ABSTRACT: Background
While digital health solutions are becoming increasingly sophisticated, simple forms of everyday digital support may offer underexplored opportunities to promote health among older adults. However, evidence remains scarce on whether such teleassistance-based approaches can effectively enhance health literacy and daily self-care, particularly among populations facing socioeconomic and educational disparities.Objective
This study examined whether a 14-week mobile teleassistance intervention could support daily health promotion and improve health literacy and quality of life among older adults, and whether different levels of user engagement were associated with differences in outcomes.Methods
This randomized digital pilot study involved 21 older adults (age
SUBMITTER: da Silva Sobrinho AC
PROVIDER: S-EPMC12694946 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Dec
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature