Business model of Homecare–Examples of Mobile Matchmaking Hoca system

• Main Authors: WEN-HONG SUN, 孫汶宏
• Other Authors: Hsi-Peng Lu
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2017
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/7euwa5

碩士 === 國立臺灣科技大學 === 資訊管理系 === 105 === The globalization of the industry and increasing prices have led to a drastic change in the structure of the family today: the structural simplification of the small family. The population group is simplified such that almost all members of the family must work or go to school. The fact that most elderly people do not have access to an assisted-living facility is a matter of independence this situation is due to being separated from their children, and the shortcomings and limitations of existing national health care institutions. Living alone at home or independently means the need to face the needs and dangers of various emergencies. This study uses the Kano model through a questionnaire survey approach. It explores the integration of the nursing and information industries through mobile devices that caregiver and the elderly use in terms of mobile device applications in elderly home care services, and the motivations and service models. This study determines the ability of the elderly in building a friendlier home care environment through the mobile device home care system. Improvement is needed because the current system cannot satisfy the general life needs or emergency rescue requirements of the elderly. When elderly people need help in their home, their children cannot help them immediately. However, they can use the mobile device system to have the characteristics of being “connected anytime, trusted transmission, and intelligently handled.” Licensed home caregivers in the vicinity are searched and matched to provide friendly home care, reduce the incidence of accidents among senior citizens, and improve the quality of living alone. In the study, through the basic data of elderly people in home care services, we investigate the following: the living conditions of caregivers and senior citizens; the use of mobile devices by elderly people living in home care services; the cognitive examination of mobile devices used in elderly home care services; the application of the system to the needs of home care services for the elderly; and the application of a mobile device system to the burden of cognition in the home care service for the elderly. We investigate, analyze, and explore the general lack of scientific and technological cognition of mobile devices in elderly people based on six dimensions. The sample data are obtained from the children of the elderly. As a basis for the application of the mobile device system to home care services for the elderly, the six dimensions are used to investigate, analyze, and explore the general lack of scientific and technological cognition of mobile devices in elderly people. The data from the children of the elderly were used as the sample and were investigated and analyzed as a basis for the application of the mobile device system to home care services for the elderly.