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Tech Talk: AI may predict risk of dying after hip fracture
An artificial intelligence (AI)--based model trained on basic blood and lab test data as well as basic demographic data may predict a patient's risk of death within 1-, 5-, and 10-years of experiencing a hip fracture, according to recent research.
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Workplaces less inclusive, less ethical than before, employees say
Emtrain, an eLearning and analytics technology company that develops and measures ethics, respect and inclusion in the workplace, recently released its Workplace Culture Report 2023, which shows employee sentiment has gone backwards in almost every important measurable category. Is that the case for your organization?
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Spirituality supports mental health: Global report
On the eve World Mental Health Day (October 10), Radiant Foundation's Faith & Media Initiative partnered with Gallup to launch a meta-analysis of academic and Gallup global data that uncovers ways in which spirituality can help address the global mental health crisis.
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Telehealth generation gap causes stark division
Telehealth mobile apps are a preferred channel for virtual care delivery, but generational differences persist, according to the recent JD Power 2023 US Telehealth Satisfaction Study. Active-aging organizations can play a role in facilitating access among residents, members, and staff who may not feel comfortable using the technology.
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Daily stair climbing can cut heart disease risk by 20%
Climbing more than five flights of stairs daily could reduce the risk of heart disease by 20%. It's another physical activity goal that residents and staff can set to stay healthy.
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Stats: 42% of retirees fear loss of Social Security
A recent research report describes the retirement insecurities of retirees and age 50+ workers. It can provide valuable insights into current and future active-aging customers.
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