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Supporting Caregivers: Digital Tools & Services

September 26, 2013

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Supporting Caregivers: Digital Tools & Services" report to their offering.

Digital technologies promise to help consumers care for family members with chronic health needs.

Supporting Caregivers: Digital Tools & Services analyzes the market for these tools by sizing the market potential, identifying key consumer segments, and exploring the key drivers and inhibitors to adoption.

Particular attention is given to three subgroups of caregivers: the caring for parents, those caring for spouses, and those caring for children.

Additional Research from Parks Associates.

From the press release, "Supporting Caregivers: Digital Tools & Services."

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