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Health15:31 · Sep 23

Health Program Discusses QR Code Use With Elderly

By iPublish News Server (c)2022
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
The story · English

The Arabic-speaking Israeli news outlet Panet and Hala TV broadcast a new episode of the health program 'Kullu Seha' (All Health), hosted by journalist Samar Odeh Karantina. This week's episode featured Samer Bisharat, director of nursing at a Clalit clinic in Kiryat Tivon, located in the Haifa and Western Galilee district.

The discussion focused on the limitations of using QR codes and how to assist elderly individuals and those unfamiliar with technology in navigating these digital tools. Bisharat, representing Clalit Health Services, addressed practical concerns and potential solutions for integrating technology into the lives of less tech-savvy populations.

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