Elisabeth Boulton
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Elisabeth Boulton is a leading researcher at the intersection of gerontology and digital health, whose work addresses one of the most pressing public health challenges of our time: social isolation and loneliness among older adults. Her major contributions center on synthesizing the evidence base for technology-based interventions, most notably through her landmark 2023 paper, "Digital interventions to reduce social isolation and loneliness in older adults: An evidence and gap map," which has garnered 69 citations. This comprehensive review systematically mapped the landscape of digital solutions—from video calls to social platforms—highlighting both effective strategies and critical research gaps, particularly in the wake of COVID-19. Boulton’s work is distinguished by its rigorous methodological approach and its direct relevance to policy and practice, providing a crucial roadmap for developers, healthcare providers, and policymakers seeking to leverage technology to improve well-being in aging populations. With her research cited over 79 times, Boulton has established herself as a pivotal voice in demonstrating how thoughtful digital innovation can combat the serious mental and physical health consequences of social isolation, making her work essential reading for anyone interested in healthy aging and digital health equity.
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