Collaboration, Intellectual Basis, and Emerging Trends in Smart Senior Care Research

As population aging and demand for high-quality care grow, smart senior care supported by digital and information technologies has received increasing attention. The study examines output and collaboration, intellectual structure, and evolving research fronts.

The analysis finds increasingly diverse and interconnected research alongside persistent regional disparities. Technological innovation and humanistic care form the field's two primary directions.

I conducted research-front assessment and scientometric analysis of global smart senior care scholarship and contributed to manuscript preparation.

The findings were also presented at a parallel session of the Frontier Forum and National Graduate Academic Forum on Information Resource Management.