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How Data Helps Older Adults Stay at Home
Baby boomers caused the largest-ever 10-year gain among the 65+ population from 2010 to 2020. The increase of 15.5 million people was the fastest growth rate and also the largest-ever percentage-point increase for the demographic, from 13.0% to 16.8% of the total population. Baby boomers began turning 65 in 2011, and by 2030, the entire generation will be 65 and over.
75% of Americans age 50+ would like to live in their current home for as long as possible, according to AARP’s Home & Community Preferences national survey. The survey reports that among adults age 50 and over who are unsure their community will be suited for them as they age, 41% say they will never leave their current home, regardless of their uncertainty or lack of confidence.
For caregivers concerned about older adults who they might think need assisted-living or other care facilities, remaining in the home is becoming a more appealing accommodation thanks to age tech. Let’s take a look at what this growing field can offer, and the role data can play in all of it.
Providing Students with a Real-World Analytics Tool
One of the ways colleges and universities use data is to determine if they could be offering more classes that might draw prospective students. Using data well can lead to good data for the school – by setting students up for success with classes that help them land good jobs when they graduate, the schools have better numbers to tout for incoming students looking for work in the same area upon graduation.
School decision-makers need analytics to make these decisions. Financial data is also involved because it could involve hiring new faculty or possibly even new buildings. In some cases, the analytics tools might be used for the students. Here is some of what schools need to consider when preparing students for the workforce, and the role data plays throughout the process.