O PAPEL DA COMPETÊNCIA DIGITAL NO MONITORAMENTO DE SAÚDE COM IA PARA IDOSOS: UM ESTUDO QUANTITATIVO SOBRE A EFICÁCIA DO SISTEMA
Digital Competency in Elderly Health Monitoring
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https://doi.org/10.71328/jht.v6i1.64Palavras-chave:
Monitoramento Remoto com IA, Cuidado de Idosos, Dados de Saúde em Tempo Real, Recomendações Personalizadas, Alfabetização DigitalResumo
Este estudo investiga como o processamento de dados de saúde em tempo real e as recomendações personalizadas baseadas em IA afetam a efetividade dos sistemas de monitoramento remoto para idosos. Também analisa o papel da alfabetização digital na moderação da relação entre a coleta de dados em tempo real e a eficácia do sistema. Utilizando uma abordagem quantitativa, os dados foram coletados por meio de uma pesquisa online com 385 participantes, incluindo idosos, cuidadores e profissionais da saúde. As respostas foram medidas em uma escala Likert de 5 pontos, e a amostra foi selecionada por amostragem estratificada intencional para garantir diversidade. A confiabilidade e validade foram verificadas por meio do alfa de Cronbach, análise fatorial exploratória e regressão linear múltipla. Os resultados indicam que tanto o processamento de dados quanto as recomendações personalizadas aumentam significativamente a efetividade do sistema. A alfabetização digital, em especial, fortalece o impacto positivo do processamento de dados no desempenho do sistema, ressaltando a importância das competências do usuário. O estudo aplica as teorias do Ajuste Cognitivo, da Seletividade Socioemocional e da Divisão Digital, oferecendo contribuições práticas para desenvolvedores, profissionais da saúde e formuladores de políticas.
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