Remote Evidence-Based Programs for Health Promotion to Support Older Adults During the COVID-19 Pandemic and Beyond: Mixed Methods Outcome Evaluation.
Lesley E SteinmanKelly A ChadwickErica Chavez SantosSruthi SravanamSelisha Snowy JohnsonElspeth RensemaCaitlin MayottePaige DenisonKate LorigPublished in: JMIR aging (2024)
The findings suggest that participating in remote EBPs can improve health, social, and technological outcomes of interest for older adults and providers, with benefits extending to policy makers. Future policy and practice can better support remote EBP delivery as one model for health promotion, improving access for all older adults.