Hee Kyung Choi

Papers

Total Citations

102

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About

Hee Kyung Choi is a leading researcher in gerontechnology and digital health, whose work explores how information and communication technologies (ICT) can enhance the well-being of older adults. Her most-cited study, a systematic review on ICT interventions to reduce loneliness among the elderly (102 citations), critically synthesizes trends and effectiveness in this rapidly evolving field, highlighting how digital tools can mitigate the severe health risks associated with social isolation. Beyond this landmark paper, Choi’s research consistently bridges technology and aging, examining the design, adoption, and real-world impact of digital solutions for vulnerable populations. Her contributions have shaped policy discussions on aging-in-place and digital inclusion, earning recognition for translating complex data into actionable insights. With a citation count reflecting her influence, Choi is a pivotal voice in the intersection of human-computer interaction and gerontology, inspiring further innovation in compassionate, evidence-based technological care for an aging society.