<unk>  is the term for offering remote care of elderly and physically less able people, providing the care and reassurance needed to allow them to remain living in their own homes. The use of sensors may be part of a package which can provide support for people with illnesses such as dementia, or people at risk of falling. Most<unk>  mitigates harm by reacting to untoward events and raising a help response quickly. Some<unk> , such as safety confirmation and lifestyle monitoring have a preventive function in that a deterioration in the<unk>  user's wellbeing can be spotted at an early stage.<unk>  is specifically different from telemedicine and telehealth.<unk>  refers to the idea of enabling people to remain independent in their own homes by providing person-centred technologies to support the individual or their carers. Mobile<unk>  is an emerging service where state of the art mobile devices with roaming SIMs are utilised to allow a client to go outside their home but still have a 24/7<unk>  service available to support them. Typical devices that do this are such things as the Pebbell mobile GPS tracker. The meaning and usage of the term<unk> ' has not yet settled into consistent use. In the UK it is grounded in the social care framework and focuses on the meaning described above. In other countries<unk> ' may be applied to the practice of healthcare at a distance.
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