Study on the Problems and Development of the Elderly-care in Rural Areas under the “Healthy China Initiative” Based on the Research of Smart Elderly-care in Rural Areas of Qingdao City
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpssh.v17i.634Keywords:
Smart elderly-care, Population aging, Rural areasAbstract
In recent years, population aging has become a global problem, and this problem is getting more serious in China. At present, home-based elderly-care is still prevalent in China’s elderly-care system, which can not meet the growing needs of the elderly in our country. Therefore, the implementation of smart elderly-care in rural areas to meet the needs of the elderly has become an urgent task. Based on the implementation situation of smart elderly-care in Qingdao City, this paper adopts qualitative and quantitative methods to study the practical dilemma of smart elderly-care, and puts forward effective countermeasures and suggestions for its implementation so as to create a positive and diversified pattern of smart elderly-care services.
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